(Bloomberg View) — I suppose if anyone is entitled to write about this, I am:
After months of hammering Republicans over their failure to repeal Obamacare, President Donald Trump huddled this week with moderate House Democrats and Republicans who were trying to sell him on a fix to the health care law.
Upon hearing it had bipartisan support, the president had one question: "Can I call it 'repeal and replace'?"
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