Considering the vast effect it would have, the Graham-Cassidy bill has received very little attention until the last week, and remains a mystery to most Americans. 3) It would slash funding for states that have made the Affordable Care Act work while increasing funds for states that have refused to do soBeginning in 2020, Graham-Cassidy would dramatically change the nature and availability of federal funding for health care. 4) It will require states to make big changes on an unrealistic time frameJUST WATCHED Kasich opposes new GOP health care bill Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH Kasich opposes new GOP health care bill 02:49Graham-Cassidy's funding reallocation will pose a problem for both winners and losers. As states are doing this, other provisions of Graham-Cassidy will be limiting federal funding for traditional Medicaid, further burdening the states. 6) In 2027, the program falls off a cliffFinally, Graham-Cassidy block grant funding for all states ends in 2027.

Source: CNN September 21, 2017 19:03 UTC