A recent Government Accountability Office (GAO) report has ignited controversy among Republicans as it reveals significant fraud risks within the Obamacare subsidy program. The audit disclosed that 90% of applications linked to fraudulent accounts were approved without proper documentation. Furthermore, only one out of 24 fake applications submitted by auditors for subsidized health insurance was denied, highlighting systemic issues in the ACA marketplace. The investigation uncovered instances of dead individuals receiving benefits and an alarming 96% approval rate for fake applications. As the findings circulate, responses from lawmakers, including Rep. Doggett and Jodey Arrington, reflect growing concern over the integrity of the ACA and its implications for taxpayers.