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House and Senate Preview: Obamacare Repeal Set Up and Trump Cabinet Hearings

By Rema Rahman
Posted January 9, 2017 at 8:14pm

By Rema Rahman and Niels Lesniewski and Michael Cades and Thomas McKinless

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As Senate Democrats prepare for a late night on the floor Monday to defend the Affordable Care Act, Roll Call reporters Rema Rahman and Niels Lesniewski detail what to expect from both chambers of Congress in the coming week. From confirmation hearings on Donald Trump’s Cabinet picks to a vote-a-rama that sets up an Obamacare repeal, Rahman and Lesniewski detail what we know now.

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