CBO says Senate's repeal bill could make insurance market unstable, increase premiums and dramatically increase the number of people without insurance.
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Month: July 2017
CBO estimates 32 million more uninsured in a decade with Obamacare repeal
The number is higher than under plans that include a replacement.
Trump reverses message on healthcare … again
• President tells Republicans to go back to the drawing board … after describing plan to ‘let Obamacare fail’
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Donald Trump hosted Republicans for an awkward lunch in which the president told senators to try yet again to pass a healthcare bill. “For seven years, you promised the American people that you would repeal Obamacare,” Trump said.
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Trump plays hardball on ObamaCare repeal
Trump made clear he isn't afraid to use strong-arm tactics to persuade the holdouts.
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Trump ditches “let Obamacare fail” plan, urges senators to stay in town
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Donald Trump changes his mind on healthcare: ‘Get it done’ – video
US president Donald Trump has changed his mind on the future path for healthcare on Wednesday, telling senators to ‘get it done’ and adding that politicians ‘shouldn’t leave town until this is complete’. This marks a departure from Trump’s statements earlier in the week after the Republican party’s healthcare bill failed to gather enough support to pass and the president said he would instead ‘let Obamacare fail’
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