Obamacare
The latest on the Affordable Care Act.
Can Kansas legislators override Gov. Sam Brownback’s veto?
Obamacare isn’t shrinking. It’s actually expanding.
State Republicans are expected to block the effort. Here’s why the governor is trying anyway.
The congressional GOP wants another try at Obamacare repeal. There’s just one big problem.
“The main area of consensus is Obamacare sucks and we can do better.”
The state Senate voted 25-13 late Monday in favor of covering 150,000 low-income Kansans through the Obamacare program.
Obamacare isn’t “exploding” — but Trump could change that.
And other lessons from the 18-day AHCA debate.
Republicans need to decide if a conservative health care system is worth the cost.
He could — and should — make the Affordable Care Act great again.
It’s all for the best, because Obamacare is both imploding and exploding, or something.
Lessons on the AHCApocalypse.
An admission that Ryan probably wasn’t expecting just three months into a full Republican government.
Progressive ideas are lying on the table; it’s time to repackage them.
Why is the health bill failing? Look at Trump Steaks, Trump University, Trump eyeglasses, Trump Suits…
He called for “universal healthcare.” His bill takes America away from that.
A running tally.
The opioid epidemic now kills more Americans each year than HIV/AIDS did at its peak. Obamacare’s repeal would make it worse.
The difference between Trump’s and Obama’s closing health care pitches says it all.
This argument has been popping up on social media. But it’s rebuked by the basic concept of time.
Sold on lies, poorly planned, deadly to thousands, and a catastrophe for its authors.
When you’re arguing from political cynicism, you need a better case than this.
This Thursday should be an eventful day.
And this is on top of $880 billion in cuts.
Could the GOP’s plan sink House Republicans? Trump seems to think so.
Republicans trying to rush through their health care bill have their “Cornhusker Kickback” moment.
Work requirements for Medicaid, bigger tax cuts for the rich, but nothing for the uninsured.
What if conservatives said what they really believed about health care?
The “manager’s amendment” to Ryan’s health care bill is coming tonight.
A 3-pronged repeal-and-replace strategy can only get the GOP so far.
“A lot of things aren’t consistent.”
Paul Ryan sure has a lot of work to do.
What Republicans should have learned, but haven’t.
The problem would be particularly acute for women who are low-income or live in the rural areas Planned Parenthood typically serves.
Trump can “fix” Obamacare by doing nothing.
Voters don’t like it, insurance experts don’t think it works, and Senate procedure experts warn it might not survive Congress.
The more help you need, the less you get.
The Congressional Budget Office’s new report rebukes the claim.
The American Health Care Act would make a low-income 64-year-old in the individual market pay more than half his income for health insurance.