Sen. Angus King (I-Maine) is worried that unaccountable and overly aggressive regulators will undermine the Affordable Care Act.

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The Obama administration announced new funding Thursday for efforts to help the uninsured find coverage through ObamaCare.

The Health and Human Services (HHS) Department will spend $150 million on enrollment assistance through community health centers, which serve an estimated 21 million patients annually.

The funding comes as Democrats are expressing concerns about implementation of the landmark law. Polls show that few people understand it, or how they might benefit. 

Republicans have requested state health agencies provide records of regulators' dealings with abortion clinics since 2008. 

Ryan predicted that the failings of Obama's healthcare reform law would give the GOP the opportunity to push free-market alternatives.

Congressional Republicans are refusing to recommend members for a controversial panel designed to slow the growth of Medicare spending.

The panel was created by President Obama's healthcare law and structured to ensure some level of bipartisan input. But House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Thursday they will not recommend anyone to serve on the board.

They say the panel — known as the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB) — ought to be repealed. It's one of the controversial sections of the law Republicans have singled out for repeal votes.

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In a nod to the right, House Republican leaders will once again seek to repeal President Obama’s healthcare law next week.

GOP leaders try to help their freshmen stake out a firmly anti-ObamaCare voting record, and gain support for another bill.