Georgia governor's health care plan would allow subsidies to pay for ACA alternatives

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) unveiled a health care proposal Thursday that would allow residents to use ObamaCare subsidies for plans that don't meet the law's coverage requirements. Under the plan, which must be approved by the Trump administration before taking effect, the subsidies could be used to buy short-term and association health plans that are typically cheaper than ObamaCare but cover fewer benefits.