Swing district Republicans brace for political fallout if health care subsidies expire

GOP insiders warn huge debate threatens to tear ranks apart: 'We don't really care'

The Republican Party is pulling itself apart over a looming healthcare deadline as a clear plan for the future is yet to appear. GOP representatives are still figuring out a plan for millions of Americans, though the Affordable Care Act will end at the end of this year whether a new plan is presented or not. One Republican representative, speaking to The Hill, called the situation a "recipe for disaster" — as few in the party are on the same pag…

Vulnerable Republicans sweat amid GOP divisions on health care

Swing-state Republican senators scramble for political cover as Senate prepares to vote on extending health insurance tax credits. GOP struggles to unite.

Ellen Allen: WV is watching Congress on health care (Opinion)

For years, enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits have been a lifeline for nearly 67,000 West Virginians who rely on the marketplace to keep health care within reach. These tax credits aren’t political — they’re practical. They’re the reason thousands…

Senate Republican leader won’t commit to vote on a GOP health care proposal with key Obamacare subsidies set to expire

Senate Majority Leader John Thune on Monday would not commit to a vote on a GOP health care proposal this week with key Affordable Care Act subsidies soon to expire.

Colorado Republican among bipartisan group in Congress pressuring leaders for a vote on health care subsidies

As federal health care subsidies barrel toward expiration, a bipartisan group of 35 U.S. lawmakers is calling on leaders in the House and Senate to hold a vote on extending the benefits before the end of next week.  The group includes Rep. Jeff Hurd, a Grand Junction Republican who has been pushing for a renewal of the subsidies, known as the enhanced premium tax credit. The subsidies, passed by Democrats in Congress during the COVID-19 pandemic…

Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Hundreds of New Yorkers Demand Mike Lawler Back Three Year ACA Tax Credit Extension

“I don’t want to hear any of [Lawler’s] lame excuses. I just want to be able to afford the medicine I need to live.” The clock is ticking for Mike Lawler and House Republicans to extend the ACA tax credits as 450,000 hardworking New Yorkers are at risk of seeing their premiums skyrocket or being left without health insurance altogether. While Lawler continues to call the Affordable Care Act “a disaster,” write phony letters to Mike Johnson, and…