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The political fallout from the problems with the Affordable Care Act have some Minnesota Democrats suggesting they'll support Republican legislation that could significantly roll back parts of the 2010 law. It's a sign at least some Democrats are starting the view the Affordable Care Act as a potential political liability ahead of next year's midterm election. 


 MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Minnesota Public Radio's Washington-based reporter Brett Neely about the politics of health care playing out on Capitol Hill.

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The political fallout from the problems with the Affordable Care Act have some Minnesota Democrats suggesting they'll support Republican legislation that could significantly roll back parts of the 2010 law.

The political fallout from the problems with the Affordable Care Act have some Minnesota Democrats suggesting they'll support Republican legislation that could significantly roll back parts of the 2010 law. It's a sign at least some Democrats are starting the view the Affordable Care Act as a potential political liability ahead of next year's midterm election.  MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Minnesota Public Radio's Washington based reporter Brett Neely about the politics of health care playing out on Capitol Hill.

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