article_snippet: If you like your health care plan, you can keep it.
article_snippet: There is plenty of potential the case, King v. Burwell, will succeed in halting the insurance subsidies that federal exchanges require to function.
article_snippet: Rather than subsidize the cost of heavily regulated insurance plans, this proposal would free up the market more, including more price variability, and offer tax credits to help defray the cost for people making up to three times the poverty level.
article_snippet: In place of Medicaid expansion, this proposal would cap the federal Medicaid support, linking this proposal to the Consumer Price Index.
article_snippet: this proposal effectively kills universal access by offering people a one-time chance to sign up for coverage, and this proposal doesn't require that anyone obtain coverage, making the market unsustainable yet again as primarily those who already know people're in ill health will flood the market and premiums will become unaffordable.
article_snippet: Over 9 million people would lose health insurance altogether if the plaintiffs win in King v. Burwell, and many more will suffer due to the destabilized markets that in many cases will shut down altogether as rates skyrocket and insurers pull out.