WASHINGTON — In the immediate aftermath of their sweeping midterm victories, Democrats are confronting a central question: Just how far can they go?
That question is especially pressing in health care, an issue many Democrats credit with securing their victory and one they intend to prioritize early in the new session.
Congressional Democrats broadly agree on rolling back the historic Medicaid cuts championed by President Trump and restoring the expanded Affordable Care Act tax credits whose expiration has placed coverage out of reach for many.
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