Republicans withhold healthcare plan details, offering no public alternative as ACA subsidies expire and premiums could rise 26%.

House Speaker Mike Johnson says Republicans have a healthcare plan stored in a classified facility, refusing to release details despite years of promising to replace the Affordable Care Act. With ACA subsidies set to expire and premiums expected to rise an average of 26% nationwide, GOP leaders offer no public alternative, citing confidentiality. While some lawmakers mention ideas like high-risk pools and association health plans, these have historically led to high premiums and limited coverage. Critics say the party’s approach lacks transparency and a credible plan, leaving millions facing higher costs without a clear replacement.