The sign-up season for coverage next year comes five days before a mid-term election seen as a referendum on Trump and his agenda. (Photo: Shutterstock)
When insurance customers log onto the Affordable Care Act's sign-up websites, they'll find that health-care coverage prices are high but largely stable, after months of tinkering by the Trump administration.
While many of Obamacare's core elements remain intact, other pieces have been weakened or removed. President Donald Trump pledged to “let ObamaCare implode,” and cut some of the law's subsidies. Congress neutered a mandate to buy coverage, and the administration has promoted cheaper plans with fewer benefits.
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