The Hill: Senate Republicans say it's up to the White House to decide whether a bipartisan ObamaCare deal can move forward.
President Trump has repeatedly expressed support for the bipartisan negotiations led by Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.), but has sent mixed signals on whether he supports the agreement that the senator reached with Democrats. Without Trump's support, it's unlikely the bill can pass.
The White House has sent a list of changes it would like to see made to the health-care bill, but some Republicans say the White House should skip the middleman and negotiate directly with Democrats.
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