Congress’s last ship to carry measures to lower Obamacare premiums may set sail without them this week, and Republicans could face political backlash if costs rise in the 2019 marketplace.. With the next open-enrollment period set to kick off right before the midterm elections, observers say skyrocketing insurance premiums could end up hitting Republicans…
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