Republicans' Struggles to Replace Obamacare Feel Like Deja Vu All Over Again
- Republicans hit same roadblocks that stymied 2014 effort
- ‘We’re firing with real bullets now,’ says Senator Flake
Alice Rivlin Sees a Sensible Agreement on Obamacare
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Republicans in Congress are hitting roadblocks as they try to devise a plan to replace Obamacare, stuck over issues like how to structure tax breaks they want to give people to buy insurance.
The party stalemated on many of the same obstacles in 2014 during its most extensive effort to devise an alternative, according to lawmakers and aides involved with that effort.