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    Breaking the gridlock on Obamacare

    by Chicago Tribune Oct 19, 2017 2 minutes

    The following editorial appeared in the Chicago Tribune on Thursday, Oct. 19:

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    For seven years, congressional Republicans and Democrats battling over Obamacare have agreed on only one thing: They couldn't agree on anything.

    As more Americans dropped or skipped coverage because of soaring premiums, lawmakers of the two parties couldn't - wouldn't - agree on how to fix the 2010 law.

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