One of President-elect Trump’s top advisers said Tuesday that pieces of a replacement for the Affordable Care Act have already been conceived, but said a full replacement isn’t ready.
Kellyanne Conway, incoming White House counselor to Trump, said on MSNBC that ideally a replacement for Obamacare would be put in place right after it’s repealed. However, she said that might not be practically possible.
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