What’s up with health care reform?

President Trump has been prodding the Republican-led U.S. Congress to pass a major health care law, but huge obstacles remain, as key Senators voiced pessimism about the chances of repealing the Affordable Care Act. Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) said a new version of the Senate bill is expected to be released soon and that “there’s a shot” of getting to the 50 votes needed to win passage in the 100-seat Senate. However, other Republicans were more pessimistic. Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) said the legislation is “probably going to be dead.”