Obamacare Survived 2017, But Next Year Looks Hectic

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After a year in which Obamacare's fate hung by a thread, 2018 is likely to feature fewer mortal threats.

However, the next 12 months could still be a tumultuous period as insurers, customers and elected officials react to major changes to the law by the Trump administration and the Republican Congress.

Republicans tried without success throughout 2017 to repeal and replace Obamacare.

And there is little indication they plan on pursuing another serious push next year..

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