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CBO Score Spells Trouble Ahead for Obamacare Repeal in Senate

By John T. Bennett
Posted May 26, 2017 at 2:46pm

By John T. Bennett and David Banks

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While President Donald Trump was overseas this week, White House correspondent John T. Bennett was on the Hill and found little progress on a health care bill that could actually pass both chambers and head to the president’s desk. Bennett also looks at how the president’s trip is being received as Trump rounds out his multi-country tour.

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