Republicans Have NO CLUE How To Fix Healthcare After They BROKE IT
June 12, 2026
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as posted by the channelRepublicans let the enhanced Obamacare subsidies expire, and now families are getting hit with massive premium hikes, downgraded coverage, and medical debt they cannot escape. The CBO projects nearly five million more Americans could become uninsured, while families who work, buy insurance, and try to do everything right are still being crushed by deductibles and hospital bills. America already spends more on health care than any other wealthy country, yet Trump and Republicans chose tax breaks for the rich while leaving sick people with debt, skipped care, and impossible choices. Ring of Fire's Josh G. discusses.
The New York Times, ACA Health Care Costs and Medical Debt
PMC (peerreviewed), medical debt research
World Economic Forum, Countries with the most expensive healthcare spending
KFF Health System Tracker, How does US health spending compare to other countries
WHYY, 120,000 Pennsylvanians have dropped ACA health insurance since premium spikes
Commonwealth Fund, States Move to the Front Lines to Alleviate Medical Debt
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