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Updates | The Week of April 3, 2017

 //  4/9/17  //  Topic Update

Characterizing H.J. Res. 43 as an effort to defund Planned Parenthood plays to conservatives’ advantage, Leah Litman writes at Take Care.

After the defeat of President Trump’s health care reform plan, Republicans in the White House and Congress are most likely to turn their attention to dismantling financial regulations through the budget reconciliation process, Mike Konczal argues (Vox).

The White House is attempting to court the most conservative members of the House to resuscitate healthcare reform legislation, but risks alienating more moderate allies (NYT).

  • Rachel Bade and Josh Dawsey report that negotiations have been mired in disagreements between the two factions about what the White House has promised them (Politico).
  • At Rewire, Christine Grimaldi analyzes HHS Secretary Tom Price’s ability to dismantle women’s healthcare protections.

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