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HEALTH CARE REFORM

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Jul 17

Two more GOP senators say they won’t support current version of health bill

By Alan Fram and Erica Werner, Associated Press

Republican Sens. Jerry Moran of Kansas and Mike Lee of Utah say they will oppose the Republican health care bill, dealing a blow to GOP leaders' hopes of repealing and replacing President Barack Obama's legislation.

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Jul 17

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Trump’s historically low approval ratings could spell trouble for Republicans

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A round of new polls show historically low support for President Trump has slipped further since the spring. Amy Walter of The Cook Political Report and Tamara Keith of NPR join Judy Woodruff to discuss the president’s numbers, and how…

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Jul 17

For young adults, the GOP health bill is a hard sell

By Carla K. Johnson, Associated Press

Young adults worry that opening the door to bare-bones plans proposed by the latest iteration of the GOP health bill will make the more comprehensive coverage they know now too expensive or even unavailable.

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Jul 16

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Governors from both parties wary of GOP health care plan

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At the National Governors Association’s summer meeting in Providence, Rhode Island, there was bipartisan resistance to the Republican healthcare plan, which threatens to cut federal Medicaid subsidies. Washington Post reporter Sean Sullivan, who attended the gathering, joins Hari Sreenivasan from…

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Jul 13

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Here’s what’s in the Senate GOP health care bill 2.0

By PBS News Hour

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell unveiled Thursday the second version of the GOP’s proposed repeal of the Affordable Care Act, but the path to passage remains anything but clear. The new bill aims to stabilize insurance costs for consumers, but…

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Jul 13

Senate GOP struggles to win support for new health care bill

By Erica Werner and Alan Fram, Associated Press

Many Republicans believe the party could face electoral catastrophe if it alienates GOP voters by failing to deliver after taking control of Congress and the White House.

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Jun 29

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What does GOP’s struggle with health care mean for tax reform?

By Stephen Ohlemacher, Associated Press

Senate Republicans' struggle to pass a health care bill is jeopardizing another of Trump's top priorities: overhauling America's tax system.

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Jun 29

GOP weighs keeping some Obama tax hikes to save health care bill

By Alan Fram and Erica Werner, Associated Press

The accelerated pace of closed-door Republican bargaining came as McConnell hoped to have a new version of the measure — with more support — by week's end.

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Jun 27

Twitter Chat: Ask your questions about the Senate health care bill

By Lora Strum

Who wins and who loses if the Senate health care bill succeeds? Who’s backing it in Congress and just how likely is it to pass? Join us for a Twitter chat Thursday at 11 a.m. EDT.

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Jun 26

GOP leaders add delay penalty for lapsed coverage to health bill

By Alan Fram, Associated Press

Under the new provision, people who've had at least a 63-day gap in coverage during the past year and then buy a policy would face a six-month delay before it takes effect.

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