Abroger Obamacare? Pas une mince tâche pour les Républicains...

Depuis l'entrée en vigueur de "l'Affordable care act" les Républicains se sont vigoureusement opposés au projet, promettant à plusieurs reprises de détruire cette mesure votée au tout début de l'administration Obama. Maintenant que Donald Trump a été élu et qu'ils dominent les deux chambres du Congrès, les Républicains découvrent que ce ne sera pas facile de proposer une alternative à cette loi. Les demandes de couverture médicale sont à la hausse et les marchés sont nerveux...

 "A repeal that kicks the can on replace would put the market in serious jeopardy, and the American people will hold them accountable for the results,” Topher Spiro, who heads health policy at the left-leaning Center for American Progress, said on a call with Obamacare supporters last week.

Uncertainty about Obamacare’s future is occurring against the backdrop of strong demand for coverage. More than 1 million people signed up through HealthCare.gov in the first two weeks of the current enrollment season, including 100,000 who enrolled the day after the election, according to the Department of Health and Human Services. The administration projects that 13.8 million people will participate this season, which ends about two weeks after Trump takes office. Millions more — including young adults on their parents' policies and those in expanded Medicaid — will also get coverage this cycle."

  http://www.politico.com/story/2016/11/obamacare-repeal-market-collapses-231653