Summary
President Donald Trump said he might veto a bill that extends subsidies for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which recently passed in the House of Representatives. The ACA subsidies have been a contentious issue, with some politicians supporting them and others wanting alternatives like health savings accounts.
Key Facts
- President Trump mentioned he might veto a bill extending ACA subsidies if it passes the Senate.
- The bill has passed through the House of Representatives.
- ACA subsidies help make health insurance affordable for more Americans.
- President Trump has shown support for health savings accounts as an alternative to ACA subsidies.
- Health savings accounts allow people to save money for medical expenses with certain tax benefits.
- The House bill received support from 17 Republicans, along with Democrats.
- The Senate will vote on the bill, but the outcome is uncertain.
