Obamacare repeal

“There’s a new Jimmy Kimmel test for you, it’s called the lie detector test. You’re welcome to stop by the studio and take it at any time.”

Sen. John McCain returned to the Senate from the hospital to cast a key vote allowing Republicans to move forward with their plan to kill Obamacare.

President Donald Trump urged Republicans to “step up to the plate” for Tuesday’s Senate vote on their bill killing off Barack Obama’s signature achievement in office.

Trump says it’s time to “Let Obamacare fail,” and says that “I’m not going to own it.”

This deals a serious blow to the Republican’s chances of repealing and replacing Obamacare.

The U.S. ranks last in terms of life expectancy and first related to disease burden compared with other so-called “developed” countries.

Even as Republicans begin questioning more and more whether a consensus is possible, the push for repeal is on, threatening millions of lives including those living with HIV/AIDS.

After the Congressional Budget Office showed the plan would kick 22 million Americans off the healthcare rolls, suddenly the plan was even less popular.

Capitol police got physical with protesters in wheelchairs in front of Senator Mitch McConnell’s office.

He’s a union ironworker, Army veteran, and cancer survivor with the nickname “Iron Stache.” Hello, daddy.

Trumpcare’s devastating — if not deadly — impact on millions of Americans highlights the hypocrisy of Republicans’ “pro-life” priorities.

“Freedom of choice” means that individuals can forgo preventative medicine, develop catastrophic ailments, and die in the street is they so choose.

A short list of pre-existing conditions not covered under #Trumpcare.

Insurers could charge people with pre-existing illnesses far higher rates, boost prices for older consumers to whatever they wish, and deny coverage for pregnancy care.