The White House’s hopes for big legislative wins in the coming months are about to crash into the reality of the congressional GOP.
Deep divisions remain among Republicans over how to address spiking health care costs — and whether they should jam through a potential solution with a party-line vote in the Senate. And, of course, Democrats have little interest in helping them out.
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump’s willingness to go to war against Republicans isn’t helping party unity.
The GOP rift is playing out ahead of the end-of-year expiration of enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies. While vulnerable moderates want GOP leaders to extend…
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