After six years of effort, House GOP leaders are announcing a new plan today that would replace the Obama administration's Affordable Care Act, if it is repealed. Meanwhile, a new analysis shows that the U.S. will actually spend less on healthcare in the near future than expected.
Here & Now’s Jeremy Hobson speaks with Julie Rovner, senior correspondent at Kaiser Health News, about where Obamacare stands now.
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Julie Rovner, senior correspondent at Kaiser Health News. She tweets @jrovner.
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