Republicans on Monday disputed forecasts that they would lose seats in 2018 because of their vote to partially repeal Obamacare.
Pointing to previously undisclosed voter data, Republican strategists and congressional aides said the American Health Care Act could be more popular in GOP House districts than assumed by previous polling.
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