Moderate and vulnerable Republicans are attempting a long-shot revolt against their leaders in the House over health care. They are trying to force a vote to extend the enhanced ObamaCare subsidies that GOP leaders are declining to bring up â and that moderates warn will cost Republicans in the midterms. House Republican leaders said Wednesday…
Republicans launch long-shot revolt against leaders on ObamaCare
Moderate and vulnerable Republicans are attempting a long-shot revolt against their leaders in the House over health care. They are trying to force a vote to extend the enhanced ObamaCare subsidies th
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