May 4, 2017
House passes American Health Care Act
Editor's Note
The US House of Representatives on May 4 passed the American Health Care Act with 217 yes votes; 216 was the number needed.
The bill now moves to the Senate.
The House Republicans passed the American Health Care Act with a slim majority on Thursday. The bill gives states the option of returning to a pre-Obamacare individual insurance approach of medical underwriting and high-risk pools.
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