Sen. Luther Strange: White House 'is learning from' AHCA's initial failure, more engaged with Senate

In a Tuesday interview with the Washington Examiner, Sen. Luther Strange, R-Ala., discussed ongoing negotiations over the American Health Care Act, expressing optimism that his party will find a consensus.

Strange, a first term senator who was appointed to replace Attorney General Jeff Sessions, critiqued Republican leaders’ initial attempts to pass a repeal and replace bill last month, explaining, “The approach of having a proposal that was basically done sent over to the Senate was probably not the going to be the best way to go about it.”