A top centrist Republican won’t get on board with any changes to allow insurers charge sicker people more money, highlighting a key sticking point to an Obamacare repeal deal.

Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., told a raucous town hall Wednesday that he would not support any changes to a price control called “community rating.” Walden’s opposition comes as GOP leadership and the White House are trying to reach a deal over scaling back the reform.

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