In the roiling debate over the plan to replace the Affordable Care Act, there's a lot more at stake for President Trump than whether the bill can be saved: Its fate could also determine how much else he can get done on Capitol Hill in the early stages of his presidency.
With the bill facing strong resistance on multiple fronts, Trump's effort to shepherd it through Congress is shaping up as a pivotal test of an unorthodox president's ability to wield influence in Washington, a growing number of Republicans say.
