"[1] CBO is assuming 4 million more people starting out with insurance than the actual number.... [2] AHCA's CBO score includes the potential enrollment from the 19 states that 'could' expand their Medicaid rules.... [3] While CBO doesn't actually define what constitutes insurance in the score, they insinuate that some states will cut or reduce the number of essential health benefits and cause out-of-pocket limits to rise. Suffice it to say it's amazing that they can't give us this definition yet count a few million people as uninsured because of this definition.... [4] Finally, the CBO score doesn't tell us who doesn't want to buy insurance. Without a mandate any number of people might simply say no thanks. These people aren't losing insurance, they simply don't want it."  MORE >>