Loeffler is touting her bill to codify Trump health care plans, which allow insurers to block coverage for pre-existing conditions, prescription drugs, hospitals, maternity, emergency services and so on.

No cosponsors.

More on Loeffler's other proposals in this thread: https://twitter.com/Alexruoff/status/1327314090260361218?s=20

These "Affordable" Trump/Loeffler health care can also include annual or lifetime spending caps.

I.E., they can save you a lot of money if you don't get really sick or don't have a bunch of costly pre-ex, are or will become pregnant, and so on.

These "short-term" plans can now be extended for 3 years under Trump and under Loeffler's bill.

Most people don't choose them.

The far more comprehensive ACA plans, which do not discriminate against people with pre-ex conditions, are heavily subsidized for those <400% poverty.

If subsidies were to disappear or shrink — either from the ACA court case or legislation — you could expect these super-skinny plans to become far more popular because that would be all many could afford.

That, in turn, would drive up prices for coverage that covered pre-ex.