Republicans said the 2012 election was their last chance to repeal health care reform. They were right.

They broke norms to stymie Democrats. Now they're doing it to help Trump.

President Obama's former attorney general will be at the forefront of legal challenges to the Trump administration. Will they work?

To save Obamacare from Republicans, the opposition party must heed the lesson of 2011's debt limit standoff.

In the dawn of the Trump era, there is no stereotype more lazily deployed than the condescending coastal liberal who lives in his own bubble.

The outgoing president's health care law mildly reformed the existing system. The incoming administration wants to overhaul it entirely.

If Democrats play their cards right, they can save the Affordable Care Act or even set the stage for moving health care in a more progressive direction.

The GOP was extreme under Obama. It may get much worse under Clinton.

This is about political self-preservation, not governmental oversight.

It won't be easy, but these changes could save Obama's healthcare legacy.

Democrats are at their most inspiring when they’re pushing actual policies. The public option is a good place to start.