Scott Walker is facing the prospect of losing his job as Wisconsin governor. So now he says he’s an Obamacare supporter.

A new analysis proves that Trump’s destructive actions caused health care costs to jump for millions of families in America.

The Trump administration is inviting states to attack health care protections for pre-existing conditions just two weeks before midterms.

Health care is the most important issue for voters this year, but the GOP is threatening to gut it anyway.

The Trump team is taking the healthcare.gov site offline during the annual signup period — a stunt they have already tried, and failed, to use to reduce health care signups.

Republicans are fighting in court to take away protections for people with pre-existing conditions even as the overwhelming majority of Americans want those protections.

Republicans are using McCain’s death to try to install a politician who will vote to repeal Obamacare. Most Arizonans back keeping the law in place, not undermining it.

Republicans are lying to Americans about a flawed Senate bill on pre-existing conditions.

Republican Rep. Dave Joyce is trying to save his vulnerable congressional seat deep in Trump country. Even though he voted 31 times to repeal Obamacare, Joyce is now claiming he’s a supporter of health care.

Democrat Nancy Pelosi is one of the most effective congressional leaders in recent history. No wonder Republicans are so afraid of her.

Who would call a failed attempt to rip away health care from millions of families a ‘missed opportunity’? Nevada’s embattled Sen. Dean Heller, that’s who.

If Republicans maintain control of Congress, the plan is to try yet again to sabotage the American health care system.

A new study shows health care premiums would have been lower in 2019 without sabotage efforts from Trump and congressional Republicans.

An office that is key to evaluating and implementing U.S. health care policy has been repeatedly pushing out bad information to aid Trump’s attack on Obamacare.

Americans overwhelmingly say they’d vote for Democrats who support Obamacare over Republicans who want to repeal it.

Brett Kavanaugh could help dismantle affordable health care for all Americans if he is confirmed to the Supreme Court. Republicans know it — and they’re giddy with anticipation.

A Republican finally joined Democrats in speaking out against Trump’s latest attack on Obamacare.

A career DOJ official is resigning after the Trump administration announced it would no longer defend the Affordable Care Act’s protections for Americans with pre-existing conditions.

Florida governor and Senate candidate Rick Scott is refusing to stand up for 7 million of his constituents who have pre-existing health conditions.

With suicide rates already on the rise, the Trump administration wants to dismantle protections for pre-existing conditions — a move that could discourage people from seeking help for suicidal thoughts.

GOP Senate candidates Josh Hawley and Patrick Morrisey want to wipe out one of Obamacare’s most popular provisions.

The Trump DOJ just put an estimated 52 million Americans with pre-existing conditions at risk of losing health insurance coverage.

Republicans are still trying to blow up Obamacare, and it’s hurting Americans across the country.

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office has spoken: Americans are about to see major spikes in their health insurance premiums. And the Republican Party is squarely to blame for it.

The Republican Party’s sabotage of Obamacare and total lack of a message on health care is further dooming its chances in November.

Republicans deliberately damaged Obamacare, and now consumers have to pay the price.

After the GOP’s failure to repeal Obamacare, Republicans who were once gung-ho on the issue have quietly scrubbed references to it from their websites.

Secretly deleting resources from the HHS website is just another sneaky way the Trump administration is undermining women’s health and Obamacare.

Butch Otter’s scheme was so ridiculous that even the Trump administration admitted it was illegal.

“The middle class will be priced out of insurance in about a third of America,” according to a new study.