Republicans in Congress need to follow the president's lead and repeal Obamacare like we promised we would since 2010.
I will work to repeal Obamacare and replace it with a better, more affordable health care plan.
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Evidence
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Congress.gov shows H.R. 114, the 'Responsible Path to Full Obamacare Repeal Act,' was introduced on January 3, 2025 and its latest action is referral to committee; the bill status remains 'Introduced.'
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The House Judiciary Committee said Chairman Jim Jordan and others issued subpoenas to eight health insurers on February 10, 2026 seeking documents about fraud in Obamacare subsidies after voluntary compliance fell short.
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CMS reported that the 2026 Health Insurance Exchanges Open Enrollment Report covered individual Exchanges in all 50 states and D.C., and that 23.1 million consumers selected or were automatically re-enrolled in coverage through HealthCare.gov and State-Based Exchanges for 2026.
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The House Clerk recorded Roll Call 256 on H.R. 1628, the American Health Care Act, as an On Passage vote that passed 217-213. The vote table lists Jordan, Republican, Ohio, voting Aye.
Assessments
Obamacare was not repealed and replaced with a better, more affordable health care plan; ACA exchanges were still operating with 23.1 million enrollments for 2026. Jordan did take serious legislative and oversight actions toward repeal or ACA rollback, including voting for the 2017 American Health Care Act and supporting later repeal efforts, but those efforts did not enact the promised repeal-and-replace outcome.
The promised outcome was repeal of Obamacare and replacement with a more affordable health care plan. The evidence shows continued ACA-related oversight and a repeal bill introduced in the 119th Congress, but no repeal-and-replace plan was enacted. Because Jordan and aligned House Republicans made serious legislative and oversight efforts toward the promise during his federal term, the effort badge applies, but the substantive policy outcome was not delivered.