WASHINGTON President Donald Trump said on Thursday he would be submitting planned reforms to the Affordable Care Act in early March or mid-March. <\/p>\n
\"We're doing Obamacare, we're in the final stages,\" Trump told a news conference, adding: \"So we will be submitting sometime in early March, mid-March.\" <\/p>\n
Trump ran for the White House last year on a promise to repeal and replace the signature healthcare program of his predecessor President Barack Obama known as Obamacare. <\/p>\n
(Reporting by Susan Heavey; Writing by Eric Walsh) <\/p>\n
WASHINGTON In a heated moment during his unconventional and combative news conference on Thursday, President Donald Trumps command of the facts was openly challenged by a reporter who asked, Why should Americans trust you? <\/p>\n
WASHINGTON The U.S. Senate on Thursday voted to advance the nomination of President Donald Trump's pick to run the Environmental Protection Agency and a final vote could occur on Friday. <\/p>\n
NEW YORK\/CHICAGO Restaurants and other businesses around the United States shut their doors on Thursday and thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of cities across the country in a walkout aimed at protesting President Donald Trump's policies. <\/p>\n
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Trump says he'll submit healthcare reforms in early or mid-March - Reuters<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" WASHINGTON President Donald Trump said on Thursday he would be submitting planned reforms to the Affordable Care Act in early March or mid-March. \"We're doing Obamacare, we're in the final stages,\" Trump told a news conference, adding: \"So we will be submitting sometime in early March, mid-March.\" Trump ran for the White House last year on a promise to repeal and replace the signature healthcare program of his predecessor President Barack Obama known as Obamacare. (Reporting by Susan Heavey; Writing by Eric Walsh) WASHINGTON In a heated moment during his unconventional and combative news conference on Thursday, President Donald Trumps command of the facts was openly challenged by a reporter who asked, Why should Americans trust you? Continue reading