In a surprising turn of events, a small but growing number of politically vulnerable Republicans in Congress are bucking their party’s stance to support the extension of health care subsidies under the Affordable Care Act. This move comes as the GOP continues to express its disdain for the program. Rep. Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey has emerged as a key advocate for maintaining these credits, stating, “The way I look at it, these voters who are going to face increasing premiums obviously did, nothing wrong.” His comments highlight the growing tension within the Republican Party over healthcare policy and the potential ramifications for future elections.