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This week President Donald Trump continued to encourage congress to make good on their collective promise to repeal and replace Obama Care. In March House Republicans appeared confident about their plans. One failed vote and several weeks later a second plan has been introduced, but it appears this updated edition will not garner the votes needed from the Republican lead House to make the cut. According to NPR.org Representative Pete King (R-N.Y.) said on Tuesday "as of now, they still don't have the votes." King has been heavily lobbied in his district by groups set on getting King to vote their way.

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