So whats Sup Forumss take on GOP-care, seems like the gist of it is:
>removes employer / individual mandate to buy insurance. Instead you will be charged up to a 30% surcharge for insurance if you have a 2+ month gap in coverage
>reduces standards plans have to meet, but eliminates all grandfathered plans. Keeps some obamacare rules, like insurance providers can't deny coverage, and you can stay on your parents insurance till you're 26.
>instead of getting a subsidy limiting the maximum cost to you by your income, you get a straight $2,000-14,000 in essentially cash (depending on your age and family) if you make less than $75k / 150 for joint, then the benefit tapers off till around $100/200k. So they are saying this benefits middle class people making over ballpark $50k, while is not as good for low income people making less than that compared to Obamacare.
>removes obamacare taxes like the surtax on investment income, tax on heath insurance exec salaries, "cadillac" tax, etc.
>Obamacare medicaid funding extended till 2020, but then will be substantially reduced, tightens eligibility for medicaid
>Plans cannot cover abortions and bars providers of abortions (*cough* planned parenthood), from medicaid reimbursements