Repealing the Affordable Care Act might not be off the table, after all.
Last week, President Donald Trump gave House Republicans an ultimatum: Pass the American Health Care Act or live with Obamacare. Do or die, the administration would move on to other issues.
A day later, Republican leaders tossed the proposal due to a lack of votes.
"I don't know what else to say, other than Obamacare is the law of the land," House Speaker Paul Ryan said after pulling the AHCA.
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But it appears at least some House Republicans, including Ryan, are changing their tune.
Negotiations among House GOP members to repeal the Obama-era legislation are reportedly underway — again.
But Senate Republicans and the White House are another story. Reports say some Senate leaders and administration officials are ready to move on to other issues.
