Marjorie Taylor Greene broke with her party on the shutdown and echoed Democrats' complaints about subsidies for Obamacare ending. That's bad news for Trump.
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene breaks with the GOP on Obamacare
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., broke with her party Monday evening by calling for action on expiring Obamacare subsidies to avoid premium hikes, adding a prominent MAGA voice to the cause led by Democrats.
Jeffries: Trump ‘unserious’ about shutdown
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) claimed Friday morning that President Trump is “unserious” about ending the federal shutdown as the two political leaders have continued their back-and-forth over government funding.
“It’s further confirmation that Republicans are the ones who were clearly determined to shut the government down," Jeffries said during an appearance on MSNBC. "Everything that President Trump has done subsequent to Monday has been unhinged and un...
‘We could come up with a new system’: On the ACA, Trump has an unintentionally funny line
“We could come up with a new system that would be much better” than "Obamacare," Donald Trump said, seemingly unaware of his own record on the issue.
Steve Rattner: GOP doesn’t talk about repealing Obamacare, but that is what they are doing
Morning Joe economic analyst Steve Rattner discusses the GOP's misleading talking point on the shutdown.
Why Democrats are making Obamacare central to their shutdown strategy
Congressional Democrats have given GOP leaders an ultimatum on avoiding a government shutdown: extend the Affordable Care Act tax credits — or else.
The ugly truth about Trump’s ‘concepts’ of a health care plan
Republicans decided to let enhanced subsidies for Americans who buy health insurance through the Affordable Care Act expire.
Psaki: Republicans will regret passing Trump’s bill as Democrats look to reprise 2018’s House flip
Jen Psaki looks back at how Democrats made Republicans pay for their efforts to kill Obamacare by making that a central focus of House races that ultimately flipped the House to Democratic control. Donald Trump's budget bill is so wildly unpopular that Democratic candidates are already preparing to run against the bill and anyone who supported it. Republicans, in the meantime, are busy trying to distract Americans from what they're doing.
For the fourth time, Affordable Care Act survives far-right Supreme Court challenge
Four times, conservatives have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to gut the Affordable Care Act. Four times, the justices have sided with "Obamacare."
As the ACA’s popularity reaches new heights, Republicans explore new ways to gut it
The good news for health care advocates is that the Affordable Care Act is quite popular. The bad news is the Republicans' megabill would sabotage "Obamacare."