march 13 item correct paragraph show uninsured rise david lawder washington fourteen million americans would lose medical insurance next year republican plan dismantle obamacare would also reduce budget deficit nonpartisan congressional research office say monday throw president donald trump republicans defensive press forward replacement legislation u.s. congressional budget office forecast 24 million people would uninsured 2026 plan consider house representatives replace 2010 affordable care act adopt obamacare president barack obama 's signature piece domestic policy commonly call expand insurance 20 million americans bit.ly/2mkdeya hours cbo report release house budget committee postpone consideration republican bill thursday wednesday prior report republicans plan vote soon bill house likely pass send senate outlook uncertain cbo project 52 million people would uninsured 2026 bill become law compare 28 million would coverage year law remain unchanged two house representatives committees approve legislation dismantle obamacare unveil republican leaders week ago face opposition democrats also medical providers include doctor hospitals many conservatives cbo report find could make republican plan hard sell lawmakers particularly u.s. senate cbo however say federal deficits would fall 337 billion 2017 2026 republican bill health policy experts wall street analysts say report draconian expect uninsured rate rise quickly foresee doctor group patient advocate say bill must abandon aarp nonprofit advocacy group age americans say monday cbo analysis show financial burden republican plan would fall disproportionately americans 50 64 years old five-page letter house members last week aarp also criticize tax cut say would threaten solvency medicare government health insurance program elderly disable cut medicaid say bill nothing low drug cost republicans worry misfire republican healthcare legislation could hobble trump presidency set stage losses party 2018 congressional elections trump administration defend healthcare plan say second third phase entice consumers health human service secretary tom price say white house trump plan would cover individuals low cost virtually impossible envision 14 million people would lose insurance coverage next year democratic leaders congress say bill could result elderly people kick nurse home simultaneously give tax cut rich americans look constituents eye say 24 million long coverage less coverage cost house democratic leader nancy pelosi say trump make comment report affordable care act aim help restrain u.s. healthcare spend 17 percent nation economy continue grow fast inflation proposal would end obamacare expansion medicaid insurance program poor would replace obamacare income-based subsidies fix tax credit purchase private insurance nonpartisan tax policy center monday say republican plan would benefit wealthy u.s. households far middle-income families family make 51,600 89,400 year include fringe benefit like employer-provided health insurance would get tax cut average 300 top 0.1 percent earners incomes least 3.9 million would get tax cut 207,000 study say cbo estimate insurance premiums would rise 15 percent 20 percent 2018 2019 few healthy people would sign repeal obamacare penalty decline obtain insurance say hike would offset 2020 100 billion fund allocate state bill deregulation insurance market 2026 average premiums single policyholders nongroup market legislation would roughly 10 percent low estimate current law part insurers able offer plan cover low share healthcare cost federal government would lose revenues repeal obamacare individual employer mandate tax penalties cbo say loss would surpass save insurance subsidies medicaid payments washington would long provide people lose coverage time cbo say repeal individual mandate tax penalties would mean high health insurance premiums retain coverage insurers would still cover applicant without free raise premiums old sick people despite low number young healthy customers cheap insure craig garthwaite director healthcare program northwestern university kellogg school management say cbo estimate make hard republicans sell proposal overall really bad number ahca far people predict lose coverage many estimate losses go happen quickly would think say house representatives speaker paul ryan key backer plan call american health care act say cbo estimate show would ultimately low premiums plan force people buy expensive one-size-fits-all coverage give people choices good access plan want afford people choices cost go ryan say vishnu lekraj equity analyst morningstar say bill net negative insurers would help elimination tax hurt shrink individual insurance business headline number view shock system tomorrow brian tanquilut stock analyst jefferies say 14 million lose insurance next year reality number big make hard bill pass current form republican plan repeal obamacare would leave millions uninsured report