
The US House of Representatives, led by Republicans, has fulfilled its seven-year effort to undo the Affordable Care Act, commonly referred to as ‘Obamacare,’ voting to repeal and replace it by a narrow margin of 217-213 votes.
The revized bill, the original version of which six weeks ago failed to get congressional approval, next moves to the Senate, where Republican leaders must tread a fine line with only a two-vote margin, noted Reuters, pointing out that President Donald Trump’s victory could prove short-lived as the healthcare legislation heads into a likely tough battle in the Senate.
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