Trump signals no shutdown compromise on the Affordable Care Act, calling it 'the worst Healthcare anywhere in the world' | Fortune
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Trump signals no shutdown compromise on the Affordable Care Act, calling it 'the worst Healthcare anywhere in the world' | Fortune
"the worst Healthcare anywhere in the world."
"it is a discussion that the president and all of us want to have."
"ideally, it would be great to set it up so we could vote today."
"need another path forward"
The government remained shut down on day 39 as Republicans and Democrats struggled to reach an agreement. President Donald Trump dismissed extending Affordable Care Act tax credits, calling the system "the worst Healthcare anywhere in the world" and suggested sending money directly to people to buy insurance. Senate Majority Leader John Thune said Trump’s proposal would not be part of an immediate solution but called it a discussion and kept the Senate in session. Moderate senators are negotiating bills to fund certain programs now while postponing a vote on subsidies until December or January. Enough Democratic support and presidential acceptance remained uncertain.
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