With the 100 day mark looming, House Republicans seek to bridge gap between ultra-conservatives who want to kill the health law and moderates who want to preserve some of its protections.
House Republicans are outlining a new deal that could revive their bid to repeal Obamacare — and set up an all-out sprint to make concrete progress on health care amid the specter of a government shutdown.
The flurry of activity just days before Congress returns to Washington aims to reunite the GOP behind Speaker Paul Ryan's embattled American Health Care Act, offering concessions meant to win over the party's moderate and conservative wings.
