The Unaffordable Care Act’s Death by Many Drops

The Unaffordable Care Act’s Death by Many Drops
A computer screen shows the enrollment page for the Affordable Care Act on Nov. 1, 2017. Joe Raedle/Getty Images
Holly Kellum
By Holly Kellum, Washington Correspondent
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WASHINGTON—The Roman poet Ovid once wrote that water is soft and marble hard, “and yet we see soft water through hard marble eat.”
The metaphor is now used to describe the virtue of persistence, which the Trump administration has demonstrated as it seeks to degrade what was once dubbed by the House Budget Committee as “The Unaffordable Care Act”: Obamacare, or the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
Holly Kellum
Holly Kellum
Washington Correspondent
Holly Kellum is a Washington correspondent for NTD. She has worked for NTD on and off since 2012.
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