GOP: Obamacare replacement cost to be out before floor vote

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House Republicans are plowing ahead with their Obamacare replacement although it still lacks an official price tag, saying that will come before a full House vote.

Rep. Kevin Brady, head of the Ways and Means Committee, which is heavily involved in the legislation, said Tuesday that there’s not yet a score from the Congressional Budget Office because it’s hard for the agency to evaluate given how the measure shifts more control from the federal government to the states.

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