4 Ways Trumpcare Could Decimate Medicaid
Change is in the air on Capitol Hill -- or at least Republican lawmakers would like you to think so.
When Donald Trump was elected president and Republicans retained their majority in Congress, the repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act, best known as Obamacare, was supposed to be easy. However, it's turned out to be anything but easy, with multiple GOP healthcare proposals failing to garner much support among the public, and intraparty bickering holding up the repeal-and-replace effort.
Perhaps the greater irony here is that Congressional Republicans passed a repeal of Obamacare when Barack Obama was still in office. (He vetoed the bill.). But now that he's not in the Oval Office, Congress is struggling to get a repeal-and-replace healthcare bill passed.
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