The Watch Lustful Ghost OnlineRepublicans unveiled their healthcare plan on Monday night and it's looking like a weak replacement for Obamacare.
It defunds Planned Parenthood, rolls back the Medicaid expansion, restricts abortion, and lets insurers jack up premiums by 30 percent if there's a lapse in coverage. Oh! And there's a big tax cut for CEOs making more than $500,000 and a weirdly specific ban on lottery winners getting Medicaid.
SEE ALSO: Cringe-worthy video shows people don't know that Obamacare and ACA are the same thingNeedless to say, people were notimpressed, and they responded with the internet's greatest tool for self-expression: memes.
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Considering a few factors -- the Democrats hate it, some conservatives think it's too generous, and Republicans haven't revealed how much it would cost or how many people would lose coverage --there's a chance the bill might not pass.
Even if it dies, at least it inspired a pretty great meme.
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