Affordable Care Act
The sweeping rule would also impact coverage for low-income and immigrant families.
The bill is partly an attempt to shape a coming political debate about the Affordable Care Act’s future.
Many U.S. adults are skeptical about President-elect Donald Trump's ability to bring down costs.
The hope is to preserve a Biden-era program that's driven enrollment to record levels, while avoiding premium increases that could spook even some Republicans.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Helping the millions of Americans who ran up bills because they were uninsured or couldn't cover out-of-pocket costs was one of her big causes as vice president.
The "Meet the Press" host asked the president-elect if he has a "fully developed" plan; he promised his option would "be better" than Obamacare.
The big surge of recent years could reverse itself if Donald Trump and Republicans don't extend a set of temporary subsidies about to expire.
But whether Republicans can get these kinds of cuts through Congress is complicated.
Johnson has since tried to walk back his comment about the CHIPS Act, a key manufacturing investment bill.
The presidential candidate has apparently decided that it’s easier to get elected if voters don’t know about his record.