Two senators representing different political forces, came to a common agreement on financing subsidies for insurance companies that pay medical expenses for ObamaCare.
The senators, Republican Lamar Alexander, of Tennessee, and Democrat Patty Murray, Washington, adopted a single solution to stabilize the health insurance market in accordance with the Law on available assistance. It was taken a few days later after President Donald trump has abolished government subsidies, which were the basis for ObamaCare.
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According to one of the parts of the transaction subsidies will continue to be funded for two years, which will provide insurers confidence at least for this short period of time. Trump, in turn, has informed that knows about the deal.
«This is a short-term solution,» said trump at a press conference on Tuesday, adding that the long-term intention of the administration will be to create «blocks» grant that will help US citizens to buy private insurance.
The representative of the Republican party and the Chairman of the health Committee of the Senate Lamar Alexander said that over the two years are likely to be deployed in the debate about the longer term health reforms.
Despite the support of such a «transit point» on the part of the President, some Republicans have said they do not want to participate in the so-called rescue of the insurers.
Recall that 18 States have filed a lawsuit against the administration of the President to prevent him to abandon the main points of ObamaCare.
