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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and House committee leaders will be meeting with GOP lawmakers on Thursday morning to discuss specific policy proposals related to Obamacare repeal. vintage eagle chief native american poster According to the Washington Post, a senior aide said that “lawmakers would be presented with a menu of replacement items such as tax credits for purchasing insurance, health savings accounts, ‘high-risk pools’ for the chronically sick, and major Medicaid reforms, as well as potential ways those elements could be passed into law.” Many Republicans are opposed to some aspects of those replacement items. Molina Healthcare Inc., previously “One of the health insurers that has been happiest with the Affordable Care Act public exchange system,” is weighing an exit from the exchanges for 2018. Molina executives are expressing discontent over what they perceive as the ACA’s inefficient risk-adjustment program.

The law’s drafters created the program “to help insurers sell individual and small-group health coverage without knowing anything about the health of the new enrollees” when they first sign up. The program requires insurance companies to give new enrollees a “risk score” after they are enrolled. Insurance companies with healthier-than-average enrollees are supposed to send money to insurance companies that have more high-risk enrollees. This would, theoretically, help keep the individual and small-group markets afloat while simultaneously offering coverage to everyone, regardless of pre-existing conditions. Many conservative Republicans are continuing to stand up against the idea of implementing refundable tax credits to help Americans buy insurance coverage as a major part of replacing Obamacare. In a closed-door meeting last week between leading House Republicans and rank-and-file Republicans, House Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady presented suggestions that