A GOP megabill aiming to save nearly $800 billion is facing criticism for the potential loss of health insurance coverage for millions. Reports indicate that up to 14 million Americans could lose their health coverage, reversing gains made under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The White House has raised alarms, suggesting that a major recession could see 9 million Americans losing their health insurance if the Trump budget bill fails. Lawmakers from both parties are warning that significant numbers, including tens of thousands in states like Minnesota and Arizona, may be left without coverage as a result of the proposed changes. While some argue that Democrats are exaggerating the impact, the projected losses from these policy changes are nearing levels not seen since past repeal efforts.