Your problem is you are using Google. You should NEVER use google if you want unbiased search results. I did the same search with Bing and got this:
Google does tweak its search results based on the user. Bing does the same thing, though.
That said, it's pretty obvious the Republicans don't have a plan. That's why they have been trying to push "Repeal and Delay," to buy time to set up a plan. But they aren't even willing to put a timetable on things, let alone describe the plan. That's why the Freedom Caucus is pushing back against a reconciliation vote to defund the ACA.
What's happened is that the Republicans keep putting forth vague plans that don't actually provide any help. They usually recommend allowing insurance sales across state lines, HSAs, and offering high-risk pools.
However, that is pretty much spitting in the wind. The ACA already allows insurers to sell across state lines, as long as the state in question signs off on it. Many states already have HSAs, and they kinda suck; they certainly aren't a replacement for subsidies or exchanges or regulated plans. High-risk pools also don't work, and aren't a replacement for guaranteed issue.
So basically, at the moment they have nothing which offers:
• Guaranteed issue
• Guaranteed coverage for preventative medicine and screenings
• Medicare savings of hundreds of billions of dollars per year
• Incentivizes better care of Medicaid patients
• Exchanges
• Subsidized insurance for people who can't afford it
• Medicare expansion
• Closure of the Medicare Part D "Donut Hole"
• Allows approval of generic biologics
• The end of lifetime care limits
• Ratepayer rebates when an insurer spends too much on administration
• Rate review (insurers must notify groups if rates go up more than 10%)
And that's not all. The ACA is freaking huge. Most people have no idea what they're objecting to (or supporting).
