Jim Jordan, a leader of the conservative faction in the House Republican caucus, argued Sunday that the party should back off of Speaker Paul Ryan’s healthcare legislation and instead vote again on the straight repeal bill that passed Congress in 2016.

Ryan’s plan, backed by the White House, “doesn’t unite Republicans,” Jordan said in an appearance on “Fox News Sunday.”

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