Two significant developments broke late yesterday, starting with the approval of a Republican budget resolution out of the House Budget Committee on a 22-14 party-line vote. The budget makes significant cuts to discretionary programs favored by Democrats and outlines reconciliation instructions for Republicans to pursue a comprehensive tax reform package. The other development came from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), who released their analysis of a new Republican proposal to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA) after a two-year delay with no replacement plan. According to the nonpartisan analysts, the bill would result in 32 million fewer individuals having health insurance and lead to a doubling of insurance premiums after ten years.