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US President Donald Trump Rips Into Republicans After Health Care Defeat
US President Donald Trump lashed out at fellow Republicans in Congress on Saturday after suffering a major setback when the Senate failed to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Donald Trump Scolds US Republicans On Healthcare; Budget Office Sees 32 Million Uninsured
President Donald Trump took Senate Republicans to task on Wednesday for failing to reach a deal on overhauling Obamacare, as a new report showed 32 million Americans would lose health insurance if senators opt to repeal the law without a replacement.
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US Senate Vote Set For Next Week On Obamacare Repeal
The US Senate will vote next week on proceeding to a bill that repeals the Affordable Care Act without a ready replacement plan, the chamber's top Republican said today.
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US Republican Healthcare Bill Imperiled With 22 Million Seen Losing Insurance
Twenty-two million Americans would lose insurance over the next decade under the US Senate Republican healthcare bill, a nonpartisan congressional office said on Monday, complicating the path forward for the already-fraught legislation.
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Donald Trump Talks Healthcare With Republican Critic On Golf Course
President Donald Trump golfed with a vocal Republican critic of his healthcare push on Sunday, as he insisted efforts to repeal and replace President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law were not dead.
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US Republican Lawmaker Quits Conservative House Group Over Healthcare Conflict
Republican US Representative Ted Poe resigned from the House Freedom Caucus on Sunday over the conservative legislative group's role in sinking a healthcare overhaul championed by President Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump's 'Repeal And Replace' Obamacare Plan Explodes
Republican leaders of the House of Representatives pulled legislation to overhaul the US healthcare system from consideration on Friday due to a shortage of votes, despite desperate lobbying by the White House and its allies in Congress, dealing a stiff setback to President Donald Trump.
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US President Donald Trump Rips Into Republicans After Health Care Defeat
US President Donald Trump lashed out at fellow Republicans in Congress on Saturday after suffering a major setback when the Senate failed to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Donald Trump Scolds US Republicans On Healthcare; Budget Office Sees 32 Million Uninsured
President Donald Trump took Senate Republicans to task on Wednesday for failing to reach a deal on overhauling Obamacare, as a new report showed 32 million Americans would lose health insurance if senators opt to repeal the law without a replacement.
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US Senate Vote Set For Next Week On Obamacare Repeal
The US Senate will vote next week on proceeding to a bill that repeals the Affordable Care Act without a ready replacement plan, the chamber's top Republican said today.
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US Republican Healthcare Bill Imperiled With 22 Million Seen Losing Insurance
Twenty-two million Americans would lose insurance over the next decade under the US Senate Republican healthcare bill, a nonpartisan congressional office said on Monday, complicating the path forward for the already-fraught legislation.
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Donald Trump Talks Healthcare With Republican Critic On Golf Course
President Donald Trump golfed with a vocal Republican critic of his healthcare push on Sunday, as he insisted efforts to repeal and replace President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law were not dead.
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US Republican Lawmaker Quits Conservative House Group Over Healthcare Conflict
Republican US Representative Ted Poe resigned from the House Freedom Caucus on Sunday over the conservative legislative group's role in sinking a healthcare overhaul championed by President Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump's 'Repeal And Replace' Obamacare Plan Explodes
Republican leaders of the House of Representatives pulled legislation to overhaul the US healthcare system from consideration on Friday due to a shortage of votes, despite desperate lobbying by the White House and its allies in Congress, dealing a stiff setback to President Donald Trump.
