How life could change under GOP health bill
Clip: 3/23/2017 | 7m 52s
How could the Republican health care bill alter insurance coverage and costs?
How will the Republican health care plan affect insurance coverage and costs if the Affordable Care Act replacement becomes law? We share stories of Americans likely to be affected, beginning with a small business owner and her employees, as well as an unemployed auditor on Medicaid.
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How life could change under GOP health bill
Clip: 3/23/2017 | 7m 52s
How will the Republican health care plan affect insurance coverage and costs if the Affordable Care Act replacement becomes law? We share stories of Americans likely to be affected, beginning with a small business owner and her employees, as well as an unemployed auditor on Medicaid.
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