In the seven years since a Democratic Congress passed the law, public sentiment over it has been closely divided. (Peter Stevenson/The Washington Post)There are many levers within the ACA that the administration could use to undermine the law or, instead, try to stabilize its marketplaces. Those subsidies, which would have been erased by the House Republicans’ bill, are the subject of a federal lawsuit. Another question is how the administration will handle the next enrollment season for ACA health plans, which will begin in November. House Republicans were notably silent on Friday about the prospects of further work on health policy.

Source: Washington Post March 25, 2017 00:12 UTC