human
Citations are the bedrock of a good argument.im glad you provided some. From your NBC article:
"The average increase would be 115 percent for people ages 55 to 64"

Also from NBC article:
"the CBO concluded that “few low-income people would purchase any plan” afterward even though they were eligible for subsidies to help, because they would pay “a significantly higher percentage of income” in deductibles under the new law."

The only parts of the article  that you seem to want to quote are statements from Paul Ryan, who is anything but objective and cannot be blamed for wanting to put lipstick on his own pig. In reality, few people are going to drop insurance because they no longer feel shackled by a maximum annual fine of $695. Many, many more will leave the marketplace simply because they cannot afford it and almost all of them are old/poor. In other words: the people who are most vulnerable and most in need.
gpt
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