In my NRO piece earlier this week, I warned about the political dangers of Republicans repealing the Affordable Care Act (well, actually only repealing the provisions of the ACA they can repeal without a filibuster-proof majority) without following up with a replacement relatively soon.
There have been a couple updates today on the fate of the repeal-and-delay strategy. At his press conference today, Donald Trump argued that replacing the ACA should follow very soon after the repeal of the measure. Meanwhile, some GOP senators who had been pushing for an amendment to delay a vote on health-care repeal have now said that they're going to drop this amendment.
