Patti Lisenbee wrote, "Of course, he doesn't have to live with this insurance, he has the "golden plan," everything completely covered from a hangnail to brain surgery — all at our expense — the taxpayer."  I don't support the House health insurance bill, but as we debate how to fix the ACA, we need to stick to facts.  The facts are plain in the non-partisan Congressional Research Service at https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/R43194.pdf.  "According to the formula, the employer contribution is set at 72% of the weighted average of all FEHB plan premiums, not to exceed 75% of any given plan’s premium."  In addition, because the ACA allows premiums to be based on age, not how healthy you are, Members of Congress, who are generally older (including Don Young) pay more.  According to the link to the 2017 rates available from one of the footnotes, health insurance for Members of Congress and staff average between $273 and $800 depending on the plan and the person's age per pay period.  Not free.