In the past month, both of the leading Democratic Party presidential candidates, as well as the Republican-led House Ways and Means Committee, have called for its total repeal. The only thing standing in the way of a bipartisan bill landing on the president's desk is its 10-year, $91 billion price tag. That revenue, earmarked to help pay for insurance expansion under the Affordable Care Act, must be made up under current budget rules.
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