I do think it is important to note for the record that the Republican plan on health care that was introduced in the Congress was the only plan that was scored by the Congressional Budget Office that reduced premiums across the board, did not cut Medicare, and did not increase taxes.
Camp highlights the Republican healthcare plan's benefits as scored by the CBO.
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Because that would mean of those 700,000, a significant portion would not be in the exchange if they are qualifying for Medicaid.
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