Obamacare sticker shock: Three factors pushing premiums to record highs

Fox NewsWednesday, November 19, 2025 at 8:21:54 PM
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Obamacare sticker shock: Three factors pushing premiums to record highs
  • President Trump has indicated he will not support extending Affordable Care Act subsidies, which could lead to substantial increases in healthcare costs for Americans in 2026.
  • This development is critical as it directly impacts millions of Americans who depend on these subsidies for affordable healthcare, raising fears of increased financial burdens.
  • The ongoing debate reflects broader tensions within the Republican Party regarding healthcare policy, as some members seek alternatives to the ACA while others support direct payments to consumers.
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