PHILADELPHIA — House Budget Committee Chairwoman Diane Black told reporters a bill to repeal Obamacare and replace parts of it will be completed by her committee “in about two weeks,” and will be ready for vote in the House by late February or March.

Black, R-Tenn., said Republicans are working on a repeal measure “with some replacement in it,” depending on whether it complies with a budgetary rule allowing the Senate to pass it with 51 votes.

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