Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., on Saturday faced tough questions from constituents on his controversial decision to back President Trump’s healthcare bill.

Issa at one point ignited a testy exchange with town hall attendees when he discussed the American Health Care Act’s penalty on not getting continuous coverage. The House passed the AHCA by a 217-213 vote last month.

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