President Donald Trump and Republicans have floated an alternative to the Affordable Care Act: Send money directly to consumers instead of health insurance companies. Proposals vary and details are few, but Republicans are championing these options as Congress has yet to vote on the fate of cheaper health insurance for millions of Americans.
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