Recent analyses reveal significant health care cuts proposed in a GOP bill, potentially affecting over 11.8 million Americans by stripping essential coverage from programs like Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reported more than $930 billion in Medicaid cuts, raising alarms among health advocates who warn of escalating medical debt and the potential for families to owe up to $22,800 due to increased costs. As the popularity of Obamacare surges, the Republican party faces scrutiny for tactics perceived as attempts to undermine it further. Compounding the issue, young adults and lower-income individuals may experience steep premium hikes under the proposed legislation, prompting calls for public debate on these sweeping changes. Various states express apprehension about rising insurance costs, with advocates urging lawmakers to reconsider these provisions that could redefine the future of health policy in the United States.