>>>She's doing to draw the faces of the estimated 1.9 million who will lose their health coverage through the "ACA Family Glitch"
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>Before she paints, make sure she (or you) takes a look at S.2434 (113th Congress) also known as the "Family Coverage Act" introduced to Congressional Committee in June 2014. No doubt everybody is co-operating to whisk it through for the benefit of these 2 million unfortunates.
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>Also you might ask the americanactionforum authors why their essay manages to leave out the Family Coverage Act, which probably ought to feature in any balanced review of the situation.

Let's look at this from a purely architectural standpoint. Legislation to fix legislation.

And that doesn't even address the fact that not everyone will be eligible for the tax credit, and that the very wording from Congresswoman Kuster states, "at a reasonable cost".

It's a bandage (I will acknowledge a rather large bandage by a well-meaning politician who I see has also made efforts to help veterans, so A+ for effort).....but still a bandage and won't cover all estimated 1.9 million)

This whole thing has been one big shell game.