House Republicans revise ObamaCare replacement: Tax cuts sooner, work requirements for Medicaid, expanded tax credit eligibility

House Freedom Caucus declines to take united position, which is probably good news for the bill

By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--March 21, 2017

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I assume you already know enough not to take anything Justin Amash says seriously, so the fact that my ex-congressman isn't satisfied means nothing. For people who don't live in the utopian fantasyland of their adolescent dreams, here's how House Republicans have improved the American Health Care Act in the past 24 hours:

Under the modified version of the GOP replacement bill, states would be allowed to require able-bodied Medicaid recipients without dependents to work beginning in October — and would get a funding boost as a reward for doing so. States could also receive federal funding for the program as a lump sum — instead of a per capita allotment — for children and non-disabled, non-elderly adults.

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