Sarah Binder, senior fellow in Governance Studies, assesses why the Republican-controlled Congress was unable to pass the American Health Care Act, and explores what it means for congressional gridlock on important decisions in the future.
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PodcastOn failure to pass the AHCA
March 27, 2017
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