Sens. Lamar Alexander (R., Wash.) and Patty Murray (D., Tenn.) on Tuesday announced they had struck a bipartisan deal to change parts of the Affordable Care Act. The deal contains wins for Democrats—primarily a two-year guarantee that certain ACA subsidies will be paid—and also includes several GOP priorities that make insurance plans more flexible.
Sens. Lamar Alexander (R., Tenn.) and Patty Murray (D., Wash.) on Tuesday announced they had struck a bipartisan deal to change parts of the Affordable Care Act. The deal contains wins for Democrats—primarily a two-year guarantee that certain ACA subsidies will be paid—and also includes several GOP priorities that make insurance plans more flexible.