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The Republican effort to repeal Obamacare was still wobbling badly, with Trump-world floating conflicting ideas and no stable answer to what came next. By July 3, the White House and its allies were still trying to muscle a plan through while the Senate looked deeply unconvinced and the whole operation read as politically brittle.
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The Republican effort to repeal Obamacare was still wobbling badly, with Trump-world floating conflicting ideas and no stable answer to what came next. By July 3, the White House and its allies were still trying to muscle a plan through while the Senate looked deeply unconvinced and the whole operation read as politically brittle.
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The Republican effort to repeal Obamacare was still wobbling badly, with Trump-world floating conflicting ideas and no stable answer to what came next. By July 3, the White House and its allies were still trying to muscle a plan through while the Senate looked deeply unconvinced and the whole operation read as politically brittle.
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