President Donald Trump seemed to suggest on Sunday that the Republicans’ replacement for the Affordable Care Act might not materialize until 2018. That period is passing quickly, with no GOP health care plan in sight. Despite nearly seven years of promising to come up with an alternative health care plan, Republicans are nowhere near agreement on how to craft one. While the Affordable Care Act has plenty of shortcomings and no lack of people unhappy with its results, it has also provided financial and medical security to millions. Just this weekend, two GOP congressmen from relatively conservative districts confronted loud protesters at town hall meetings in which the Affordable Care Act was a major topic of discussion.

Source: Huffington Post February 06, 2017 02:15 UTC