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Haley Stevens criticizes the Republican push to repeal the Affordable Care Act, stating that it won't work and will only exacerbate the affordability crisis. She calls for protecting people's pocketbooks and avoiding a healthcare crisis.

Universal health care is proposed as a better alternative to the current Affordable Care Act system, which is seen as too expensive.

Most Americans enrolled in a plan under the Affordable Care Act have benefited from federal tax credits that were expanded in 2021, but those subsidies are set to expire at the end of this year.

The Affordable Care Act subsidies are about to expire, which could significantly increase health care costs for many Americans.

Most Americans enrolled in a plan under the Affordable Care Act have benefited from federal tax credits that were expanded in 2021, but these subsidies are set to expire at the end of the year.

The Affordable Care Act has significantly expanded coverage through tax credits, doubling the number of people in exchange marketplaces from 12 million in 2020 to 24 million now. These credits are set to expire, risking a 'premium shock' that could leave millions without insurance.

Most Americans enrolled in a plan under the Affordable Care Act have benefited from federal tax credits that were expanded in 2021, but those subsidies are set to expire at the end of this year.

The Affordable Care Act is the best plan we have, with subsidies keeping prices low. Instead of giving tax cuts to billionaires, let's claw those back and subsidize healthcare more!

The Affordable Care Act requires subsidies to remain affordable, highlighting flaws in the policy itself.

The disagreement causing the potential government shutdown centers around the Affordable Care Act subsidies, with Democrats wanting them included to prevent 4 million Americans from losing health insurance and Republicans opposing the $30 billion annual cost.