The provisions of Affordable Care Act (ACA), include waiver that provide republicans a loop hole to strip down the ACA and make the policy ineffective. It creates an alternative approach to expanding medical coverage by individual mandate or premium tax credits to health care plans. From a republican stand point section 1115 allows the sectary of health and human resources to waive major portions of the ACA. For example, the case of Burwell vs. Hobby Lobby, where the ACA made the mandate that a company of more than 50 employees should cover conceptive measure. Later, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ruled in favor in Hobby Lobby, can be used to remove provisions of the ACA to favor more concretive views of the republican party.
