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Speaker 1: the flagship paper of the drive by Media, the New
Speaker 1: York Times, expressed concern for the Republican led Congress. They
Speaker 1: claimed that President Trump's executive order to stop paying insurance
Speaker 1: companies the subsidies they were getting under Obamacare has put
Speaker 1: Congress in a tight spot. Trump's ending those subsidies, they say,
Speaker 1: could lead to chaos in the insurance landscape. Insurance companies
Speaker 1: might flee Obamacare. The costs to stay in Obamacare might rise,
Speaker 1: causing some consumers to be priced out. The Times even
Speaker 1: found a hostile Republican governor willing to spout Democrat talking points.
Speaker 1: Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval vented that Trump's action would hurt kids, families,
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Speaker 1: The subsidies flowing to insurance companies under Obamacare were ill legal.
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