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The Republican health-care effort was already in trouble, and on March 21 the criticism was getting more pointed and more public. The emerging case against the bill was simple: Trump was backing a plan that would rip coverage away from millions and hand Republicans the bill for the wreckage.
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The Republican health-care effort was already in trouble, and on March 21 the criticism was getting more pointed and more public. The emerging case against the bill was simple: Trump was backing a plan that would rip coverage away from millions and hand Republicans the bill for the wreckage.
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The Republican health-care effort was already in trouble, and on March 21 the criticism was getting more pointed and more public. The emerging case against the bill was simple: Trump was backing a plan that would rip coverage away from millions and hand Republicans the bill for the wreckage.
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