1. Command

$ npx news healthcare-reform.sh --debug --verbose --chaos-level-max

2. Output

INFO: Initializing health_policy_module.gop...

INFO: House Republicans successfully git pushed Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act to main branch. Status: 216-211.

DEBUG: Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) notably git checkouted to the democrat-branch.

WARN: Senate pull_request for this module is currently BLOCKED. High probability of rejection.

ERROR: Core ACA_subsidies dependency scheduled for EOL (End-of-Life) on Dec. 31, affecting 22,000,000 user profiles. This build does NOT include a patch.

DEBUG: User base of 22,000,000 is expected to experience a cost_cliff event. A system ALERT has been issued for impending financial instability.

INFO: The package includes widely popular policies among Republicans, such as funds for cost-sharing reductions, reforms to the pharmacy benefit manager industry, and an expansion of association health plans.

DEBUG: Despite the package features, the internal GOP dependency_graph shows critical conflict nodes.

WARN: Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) detected in a negotiation_loop with the centrist faction. The loop terminated with status_code: 409 Conflict.

ALERT: Four moderate GOP members initiated a fork and pull_request to the democrat/subsidies_extension branch. This constitutes an unexpected git operation.

DEBUG: Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.): "The only policy that is worse than a clean three-year extension without any reforms, is a policy of complete expiration without any bridge. Unfortunately, it is House leadership themselves that have forced this outcome."

DEBUG: Rep. Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.) echoed: "I still believe a straight three-year extension is not the right policy, but I fundamentally believe doing nothing is even worse. And to me, leadership left us with no option."

INFO: The Democrat_Party.pkg successfully highlighted the affordability issue, thereby increasing voter_concern metrics. Mission accomplished: visibility++.

3. Stacktrace (If This News Were Code)

Error: UnresolvedDependencyException: Core `ACA_subsidies` module critically unstable.

at com.gop.healthcare.bill.PolicyProcessor.process(PolicyProcessor.java:73)

at com.gop.congress.HouseLegislator.vote(HouseLegislator.java:188)

at com.gop.caucus.Leadership.forceVote(Leadership.java:312)

Caused by: com.gop.internal.PartyUnityException: `CentristFaction` vs. `ConservativeBase`

at com.gop.negotiation.Mediator.resolveConflict(Mediator.java:45)

at com.gop.healthcare.bill.PolicyProcessor.initialize(PolicyProcessor.java:60)

... 3 more

PANIC! This codebase suffers from a severe leadership_instability bug. Attempts to deploy partisan_solution.jar without addressing critical user_impact dependencies have led to a Segmentation Fault within the party's cohesion module.

Expected behavior: unified_policy. Actual behavior: factional_rebellion. The system tried to install_conservative_features while simultaneously uninstalling_popular_subsidies, resulting in an irreparable dependency_hell scenario.

4. Patch Notes

• + Feature: Introduced Lower_Health_Care_Premiums_for_All_Americans_Act (v1.0), including cost-sharing reductions and PBM reforms.
• - Removed: Implicit support for ACA_enhanced_subsidies_module for 22 million users. This feature is now DEPRECATED and scheduled for removal by Dec 31.
• * Bugfix: Attempted to fix internal_party_disagreement.js with a new leadership bill.
• ! Critical Bug: Unforeseen merge_conflict detected within GOP. 4 members initiated git cherry-pick from democrat-branch directly.
• ? Known Issue: Senate approval_flow remains blocked. Expected to fail CI/CD.
• @ Alert: User affordability_metrics are expected to spike due to subsidy_expiration.
• # Refactor: Leadership structure is currently under review for stability_improvements. Results are pending.