Many victorious candidates in the newly elected Republican-controlled House campaigned on repealing health care reform. But with the Senate remaining under Democratic control, what will become of efforts to“repeal and replace” President Obama’s Affordable Care Act? Hudson Institute hosted a forum on Thursday, November 4 to examine the future of health care in light of the election results.
After the Election: Can the New Congress Repeal Health Care Reform?
Hanns Kuttner, Moderator
Hudson Visiting Fellow
Doug Badger, Panelist
Partner in the Nickles Group and former deputy assistant to President George W. Bush for legislative affairs
James C. Capretta, Panelist
Fellow, Ethics and Public Policy Center and former Senate and Office of Management and Budget staffer
Thomas P. Miller, Panelist
Resident Fellow, American Enterprise Institute and former economist with the Joint Economic Committee
Nina Owcharenko, Panelist
Former Senate health staffer and Director, health policy studies, Heritage Foundation
Tevi Troy, Panelist
Hudson Visiting Senior Fellow and former Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
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