Most commercial executives in the industry thought the discussions over Obamacare were finally at an end, after a monthslong war of attrition between the White House and Congress early in Mr Trump’s presidency. They may need to think again.
The administration has thrown its weight behind a federal judge in Texas, who ruled that the entire Affordable Care Act should be discarded wholesale.
The court of appeals heard from Department of Justice lawyers that “the district court's judgment should be affirmed,” and that the US “is not urging that any portion of the district court's judgment be reversed."
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