Subject: CrapoCare
https://www.axios.com/2025/12/...

The plan from Finance Committee chair Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) and health committee chair Bill Cassidy (R-La.) does not extend the tax credits past their expiration at year's end, instead providing funds to enrollees in health savings accounts, according to a summary obtained by Axios.

It's not the only GOP plan that's been floated in recent days as Republicans struggle to unite around health care policies.
What's inside: Certain ACA enrollees earning less than 700% of the federal poverty level would receive $1,000 in an HSA if they're 18 to 49 years old, and $1,500 if they're 50 to 64, according to the outline distributed to Senate offices over the weekend.

$1500 in an HSA in place of subsidies? They do know that the deductible on a Bronze plan is $7,500/person? Crapo-care indeed.