Trump’s Health-Care Collapse Kept Echoing Through Congress
The House GOP health-care debacle was still the central political bruise on Trump’s first spring, and April 3 kept that wound open as lawmakers and aides publicly relitigated how the president’s signature domestic push had fallen apart. The administration was left trying to project momentum while the Republican coalition that was supposed to deliver a win was still visibly angry, divided, and embarrassed.
First recorded Apr 3, 2017·Meaningfully updated Apr 3, 2017
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Trump’s Health-Care Collapse Kept Echoing Through Congress
The House GOP health-care debacle was still the central political bruise on Trump’s first spring, and April 3 kept that wound open as lawmakers and aides publicly relitigated how the president’s signature domestic push had fallen apart. The administration was left trying to project momentum while the Republican coalition that was supposed to deliver a win was still visibly angry, divided, and embarrassed.
The House GOP health-care debacle was still the central political bruise on Trump’s first spring, and April 3 kept that wound open as lawmakers and aides publicly relitigated how the president’s signature domestic push had fallen apart. The administration was left trying to project momentum while the Republican coalition that was supposed to deliver a win was still visibly angry, divided, and embarrassed.
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