Advertisement Continue reading the main storyBut in trying to satisfy conservatives, the Trump administration and House Republican leaders risked jeopardizing support for the bill among more moderate Republicans. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyRepresentative Jaime Herrera Beutler, Republican of Washington, said Thursday that she would oppose the bill. These “essential health benefits” raise the cost of insurance and prevent companies from offering stripped-down options, the conservatives say. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyRepresentative Andy Harris, Republican of Maryland, said that despite recent changes to the health care bill, he was unable to vote for it. Advertisement Continue reading the main storySean Spicer, the White House press secretary, said he was sure the House would pass the repeal bill.

Source: New York Times March 23, 2017 11:15 UTC