House votes to begin repealing ObamacareWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Republicans on Friday won passage of a measure starting the process of dismantling Obamacare, despite concerns about not having a ready replacement and the potential financial cost of repealing Democratic President Barack Obama’s landmark health insurance law. The House of Representatives voted 227-198 to instruct committees to draft legislation by a target date of Jan. 27 that would repeal the 2010 Affordable Health Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare. The Senate approved the same measure early Thursday. No Democrats supported the initiative. Nine Republicans voted against the measure. With this vote, Republicans began delivering on their promise to end Obamacare, which also was a campaign promise of Republican President-elect Donald Trump. The program, which expanded health coverage to some 20 million people, has been plagued by increases in insurance premiums and deductibles and by some large insurers leaving the system. The resolution passed by the House and Senate does not need presidential approval, since it is part of an internal congressional budget process. But once the Obamacare repeal legislation is drafted, both chambers will need to approve it, and a presidential signature will be required. By that time, Trump will have been sworn in as president. He has urged Congress to act quickly to repeal and replace the Democratic program. Obamacare was enacted nearly seven years ago - over Republican objections - in an effort to expand coverage and give new protections for people with pre-existing health conditions and other barriers that left them without insurance. In the past few years, the House has voted more than 60 times to repeal or alter Obamacare, but Republicans had no hope a repeal would become law as long as Obama was president and could veto their bills. House Speaker Paul Ryan, a Republican, said Obamacare was collapsing and action was urgent. For people who have health insurance through the Obamacare system, he said, “The deductibles are so high it doesn’t feel like you’ve got insurance in the first place. “We have to step in before things get worse. This is nothing short of a rescue mission,” Ryan said. Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi rebutted Republicans’ claims that the law was a failure. “The rate of growth in healthcare costs in our country has been greatly diminished by the Affordable Care Act,” she said. “In the more than 50 years that they have been measuring the rate of growth, it has never been slower than now.” The choice before lawmakers, she said, is “affordable care versus chaos.” Harvard University economist David Cutler warned that there could be trouble in U.S. insurance markets if lawmakers do repeal the law but a replacement is slow in coming. “You could create a lot of havoc,” he said, adding that some insurers “may get out of the market entirely.” Trump applauded Congress’s efforts with a Friday morning tweet saying, “The ‘Unaffordable’ Care Act will soon be history!”  The president-elect, who takes office on Jan. 20, pressed lawmakers this week to repeal and replace it “essentially simultaneously.” Republican leaders would like to finish the repeal process within weeks, but some lawmakers think it could take far longer. Some Republicans have expressed concern about starting a repeal before agreeing on how to replace provisions of the complicated and far-reaching law.  The nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimated repealing Obama’s signature health insurance law entirely would cost roughly $350 billion over 10 years. Republicans say a good replacement would give states more control of a healthcare program and provide more stability on health insurance premiums. politicsNews
house votes begin repealing obamacarewashington reuters house republicans friday passage measure starting process dismantling obamacare despite concerns ready replacement potential financial cost repealing democratic president barack obama landmark health insurance law the house representatives voted instruct committees draft legislation target date would repeal affordable health care act popularly known obamacare the senate approved measure early thursday no democrats supported initiative nine republicans voted measure with vote republicans began delivering promise end obamacare also campaign promise republican donald trump the program expanded health coverage million people plagued increases insurance premiums deductibles large insurers leaving system the resolution passed house senate need presidential approval since part internal congressional budget process but obamacare repeal legislation drafted chambers need approve presidential signature required by time trump sworn president he urged congress act quickly repeal replace democratic program obamacare enacted nearly seven years ago republican objections effort expand coverage give new protections people health conditions barriers left without insurance in past years house voted times repeal alter obamacare republicans hope repeal would become law long obama president could veto bills house speaker paul ryan republican said obamacare collapsing action urgent for people health insurance obamacare system said the deductibles high feel like got insurance first place we step things get worse this nothing short rescue mission ryan said democratic leader nancy pesos resulted republicans claims law failure the rate growth healthcare costs country greatly diminished affordable care act said in years measuring rate growth never slower the choice lawmakers said affordable care versus harvard university economist david cutter warned could trouble insurance markets lawmakers repeal law replacement slow coming you could create lot havoc said adding insurers may get market trump applauded congress efforts friday morning tweet saying the affordable care act soon history the takes office pressed lawmakers week repeal replace essentially republican leaders would like finish repeal process within weeks lawmakers think could take far longer some republicans expressed concern starting repeal agreeing replace provisions complicated law the nonpartisan committee responsible federal budget estimated repealing obama signature health insurance law entirely would cost roughly billion years republicans say good replacement would give states control healthcare program provide stability health insurance premiums politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: House votes to begin repealing ObamacareWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Republicans on Friday won passage of a measure starting the process of dismantling Obamacare, despite concerns about not having a ready replacement and the potential financial cost of repealing Democratic President Barack Obama’s landmark health insurance law. The House of Representatives voted 227-198 to instruct committees to draft legislation by a target date of Jan. 27 that would repeal the 2010 Affordable Health Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare. The Senate approved the same measure early Thursday. No Democrats supported the initiative. Nine Republicans voted against the measure. With this vote, Republicans began delivering on their promise to end Obamacare, which also was a campaign promise of Republican President-elect Donald Trump. The program, which expanded health coverage to some 20 million people, has been plagued by increases in insurance premiums and deductibles and by some large insurers leaving the system. The resolution passed by the House and Senate does not need presidential approval, since it is part of an internal congressional budget process. But once the Obamacare repeal legislation is drafted, both chambers will need to approve it, and a presidential signature will be required. By that time, Trump will have been sworn in as president. He has urged Congress to act quickly to repeal and replace the Democratic program. Obamacare was enacted nearly seven years ago - over Republican objections - in an effort to expand coverage and give new protections for people with pre-existing health conditions and other barriers that left them without insurance. In the past few years, the House has voted more than 60 times to repeal or alter Obamacare, but Republicans had no hope a repeal would become law as long as Obama was president and could veto their bills. House Speaker Paul Ryan, a Republican, said Obamacare was collapsing and action was urgent. For people who have health insurance through the Obamacare system, he said, “The deductibles are so high it doesn’t feel like you’ve got insurance in the first place. “We have to step in before things get worse. This is nothing short of a rescue mission,” Ryan said. Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi rebutted Republicans’ claims that the law was a failure. “The rate of growth in healthcare costs in our country has been greatly diminished by the Affordable Care Act,” she said. “In the more than 50 years that they have been measuring the rate of growth, it has never been slower than now.” The choice before lawmakers, she said, is “affordable care versus chaos.” Harvard University economist David Cutler warned that there could be trouble in U.S. insurance markets if lawmakers do repeal the law but a replacement is slow in coming. “You could create a lot of havoc,” he said, adding that some insurers “may get out of the market entirely.” Trump applauded Congress’s efforts with a Friday morning tweet saying, “The ‘Unaffordable’ Care Act will soon be history!”  The president-elect, who takes office on Jan. 20, pressed lawmakers this week to repeal and replace it “essentially simultaneously.” Republican leaders would like to finish the repeal process within weeks, but some lawmakers think it could take far longer. Some Republicans have expressed concern about starting a repeal before agreeing on how to replace provisions of the complicated and far-reaching law.  The nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimated repealing Obama’s signature health insurance law entirely would cost roughly $350 billion over 10 years. Republicans say a good replacement would give states more control of a healthcare program and provide more stability on health insurance premiums. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: house votes begin repealing obamacarewashington reuters house republicans friday passage measure starting process dismantling obamacare despite concerns ready replacement potential financial cost repealing democratic president barack obama landmark health insurance law the house representatives voted instruct committees draft legislation target date would repeal affordable health care act popularly known obamacare the senate approved measure early thursday no democrats supported initiative nine republicans voted measure with vote republicans began delivering promise end obamacare also campaign promise republican donald trump the program expanded health coverage million people plagued increases insurance premiums deductibles large insurers leaving system the resolution passed house senate need presidential approval since part internal congressional budget process but obamacare repeal legislation drafted chambers need approve presidential signature required by time trump sworn president he urged congress act quickly repeal replace democratic program obamacare enacted nearly seven years ago republican objections effort expand coverage give new protections people health conditions barriers left without insurance in past years house voted times repeal alter obamacare republicans hope repeal would become law long obama president could veto bills house speaker paul ryan republican said obamacare collapsing action urgent for people health insurance obamacare system said the deductibles high feel like got insurance first place we step things get worse this nothing short rescue mission ryan said democratic leader nancy pesos resulted republicans claims law failure the rate growth healthcare costs country greatly diminished affordable care act said in years measuring rate growth never slower the choice lawmakers said affordable care versus harvard university economist david cutter warned could trouble insurance markets lawmakers repeal law replacement slow coming you could create lot havoc said adding insurers may get market trump applauded congress efforts friday morning tweet saying the affordable care act soon history the takes office pressed lawmakers week repeal replace essentially republican leaders would like finish repeal process within weeks lawmakers think could take far longer some republicans expressed concern starting repeal agreeing replace provisions complicated law the nonpartisan committee responsible federal budget estimated repealing obama signature health insurance law entirely would cost roughly billion years republicans say good replacement would give states control healthcare program provide stability health insurance premiums politicsnews