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American Health Care Act
last night on late night
Mar. 30, 2017
By Karen Brill
last night on late night
Mar. 28, 2017
By Halle Kiefer
Health-Care Debacle Further Depresses Trump’s Already-Low Approval Ratings The president is finding himself so deep in negative territory that it could really damage his party in 2018.
By Ed Kilgore
What’s Next for the GOP on Health Care? Apparently Nothing at All The collapse of Trumpcare could be the GOP version of Clintoncare: something none of them will hurry to repeat.
By Ed Kilgore
Democrats Celebrate Collapse of Trumpcare by Trolling Trump on Twitter Some solid owns coming from the left side of the aisle this afternoon.
By Adam K. Raymond
GOP’s Planned Parenthood Fight Could Result in a Government Shutdown If no longer nestled in a giant health-care bill, the defunding of the women’s health organization could spark an appropriations fight.
By Ed Kilgore
Death of Trumpcare Would Leave Some Hungry Legislative Orphans AHCA was more than an Obamacare repealer. It also included provisions on taxes, Planned Parenthood, and Medicaid that GOP will still need to pursue.
By Ed Kilgore
Trump Regrets Backing Paul Ryan’s Plan to Do Health Care First The president has realized that he doesn’t actually need to repeal Obamacare to slash taxes, as Paul Ryan had suggested.
By Eric Levitz
GOP Hits a Dead End on Trumpcare, Cancels Vote After a “final offer” to House conservatives failed, Trump and Ryan may be back to square one with a divided GOP and no clear path forward.
By Ed Kilgore
Last Time the GOP Passed a Health-Care Bill the Vote Was Ugly As the House prepares for a long night of whipping on Trumpcare, bad memories return of a Medicare Part D vote that haunts conservatives to this day.
By Ed Kilgore
health care
Mar. 23, 2017
Conservative Trumpcare Fix Leaves Moderates Angry, Freedom Caucus Noncommittal Last-minute concessions yielded another moderate “no,” and no firm support from the conservatives.
By Margaret Hartmann
health care
Mar. 22, 2017
These Senators Can Kill Trumpcare, and McConnell Can’t Do Much to Stop Them Republicans can only spare two votes, and six GOP senators oppose the bill for complex and contradictory reasons.
By Margaret Hartmann
health care
Mar. 21, 2017
Despite AHCA Tweaks, Conservatives Say They Have the Votes to Defeat the Bill There are concessions to various Republican factions, but conservatives say GOP leaders have “seriously miscalculated.”
By Margaret Hartmann
4 GOP Governors Attack Trumpcare (From the Left) But the bill is moving forward — and to the right.
By Eric Levitz
How Republicans Could Nuke the Rules to Pass Trumpcare This one weird trick involves an arcane interpretation of budget rules that would end the filibuster.
By Ed Kilgore
health care
Mar. 17, 2017
GOP Health Bill Is One Vote From Death After Senator Susan Collins Opposes It She’s the second Republican senator to give a firm “no,” but several others have been railing against the legislation.
By Margaret Hartmann
Senate Republicans Hope House Health-Care Bill Dies Already As Paul Ryan struggles to get his star-crossed health-care bill across the line in the House, Senate Republicans are increasingly praying he fails.
By Ed Kilgore
How Trumpcare Would Affect Medicaid and Why That’s Dividing Republicans Trying to placate GOP-governed states that expanded Medicaid while shedding federal responsibility for indigent health care has been hard to do.
By Ed Kilgore
health care
Mar. 16, 2017
Trump Admits AHCA Would Hurt His Voters, Says It’s ‘Going to Be Negotiated’ “If we’re not going to take care of the people, I’m not signing anything,” he told Tucker Carlson.
By Margaret Hartmann
health care
Mar. 15, 2017
Republicans Search for Someone to Blame for Trumpcare After the dismal CBO estimate, more Republicans are turning against AHCA — and each other.
By Margaret Hartmann
health care
Mar. 14, 2017
Leaked White House Analysis Says AHCA Would Be Even Worse Than Predicted Nevertheless, the Trump administration is leaning toward making the law take effect next year, in a concession to the far right.
By Margaret Hartmann
Breitbart May Have Just Killed Trumpcare Steve Bannon’s old site (correctly) notes that the House GOP’s Obamacare replacement would hurt Trump’s base and endanger his party in 2018.
By Eric Levitz
GOP Senator Says Republican Bill Would Make Health Care ‘Probably Worse’ Tom Cotton tells CNN that Paul Ryan’s bill “would
not solve the problems of our health-care system” — and would make things “probably worse.”
By Eric Levitz
House Committees Hold All-Night Sessions to Rubber-stamp GOP Health Bill Even as Trumpcare hemorrhages support, Republicans are working around the clock to get it to the floor.
By Ed Kilgore
How the GOP Might Fudge the Numbers to Make Trumpcare Seem Less Irresponsible On the brink of what many fear will be a terrible-looking “score” of its health-care bill, congressional Republicans may just get a new scorekeeper.
By Ed Kilgore
Trump’s Backup Plan: Let Health-Care System Explode, Blame Democrats In a meeting with conservative AHCA opponents, Trump mentioned a dubious strategy he’s previously dismissed as too heartless.
By Margaret Hartmann
The Planned Parenthood Fight Republicans Don’t Need But Can’t Avoid It may only cost them a vote or two in the Senate, but combined with other problems, Planned Parenthood defunding could be fatal to Trumpcare.
By Ed Kilgore
Trump to Bully GOP Into Passing the AHCA — or Some Plan They Like Better After promising to rein in GOP defectors, the White House signaled that they’re still open to suggestions on health-care reform.
By Margaret Hartmann
Trump Says ‘Everybody’ He’s Seen Supports the GOP’s New Health-Care Bill Many Republicans, conservative groups, and health-care lobbies have already come out against the bill.
By Eric Levitz
Sean Spicer Begs America to Look at His Tiny Health-Care Bill The press secretary explains that large stacks of paper are “government,” while smaller stacks of paper are “not.”
By Eric Levitz
Chaffetz: GOP Bill Will Let Americans Choose Between Health Care and iPhones One GOP lawmaker boasts that health care will be affordable under the House’s new bill — so long as low-income people stop buying iPhones.
By Eric Levitz