"In addition to the 7.5 million people who could lose their insurance subsidies if the Obama administration loses the case, nearly 3.5 million people on small-business plans would also face 'substantially' higher premiums ... At least 840,000 of those people would become uninsured, [Linda Blumberg, senior fellow for the Urban Institute] wrote in prepared remarks for the Senate Small Business Committee's hearing on the effects of the Supreme Court case King v. Burwell. Families of people who work in small businesses are particularly at risk of feeling the potential aftershock, Blumberg wrote, because they have 'disproportionately benefitted' from the law."  MORE >>