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CBO: California Could Lose $24 Billion in AHCA Funding

KQED News Staff

May 25, 2017 at

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The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office released an updated analysis on Wednesday of the GOP health bill, which would be the U.S. House replacement for Obamacare. Health reporter April Dembosky explains how the bill would and would not affect Californians.

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