Donald Trump has said in no uncertain terms that he’s willing tolet health care coverage under the Affordable Care Act “implode” —and his actions in delaying subsidies to insurers onbehalf of those most in need of health care are actively helpingthat intention.

That’s the conclusion of a report from the Congressional BudgetOffice/Joint Committee on Taxation on the impact of Trump’s refusalto say if the federal government will pay the Affordable Care Act’ssubsidies in 2018.

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Marlene Y. Satter has worked in and written about the financial industry for decades.

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