How do Republicans plan to cut health coverage? Two basic ways.
A partial analysis from the Congressional Budget Office shows that House Republicans' desired policies would cost 9.5 million people their health insurance by 2034, a figure that appears likely to rise as the CBO continues analyzing the House proposals. House Republicans are cutting health coverage programs in two basic ways: narrowing eligibility and…
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