Jordan said he would favor a free-market replacement at the same time, if it were up to him, “But if it doesn’t [happen] of course I’m going to vote to repeal it.”

The Paul-Sanford Plan would terminate the Medicaid expansion of ObamaCare, detach health insurance from employers, offer a tax credit (up to $5,000) to fund Health Savings Accounts (HSA’s), eliminate the bulk of the costly regulations of ObamaCare dictating what health plans must cover, and allow insurers to sell policies across state lines. Indeed, the Medicaid-to-tax credit benefit cliff would grow steeper over time, because the Medicaid per-capita cap is set to grow at CPI-M plus one percent (5.2 percent), while the tax credits will grow at CPI plus one percent (3.6 percent).
A leaked memo from House Republicans reveals cutting provisions from Obamacare such as Medicaid expansions and subsidies for health insurance.