183. The subsidies would be unaffected. The PO would be, what? 5-10% cheaper?
Edited on Thu Oct-08-09 07:36 PM by Kurt_and_Hunter
States that opted out would still have an insurance exchange. The subsidies for low income folks would remain.
It's not like being in an opt-out state (which I think would be zero states anyway) would be a death sentence.
We are not talking about opting out of the entire bill, only talking about some people maybe being unable to get a modestly better plan that most people wouldn't be able to get anyway.
The strongest House bill still has only 10 million in the PO by 2019.
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