Mulvaney: The Trump administration will publish the ObamaCare replacement plan "shortly"

The Trump administration will release a health care plan to replace the Affordable Care Act "soon enough," said the White House acting chief of staff. Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyStates is suing the Trump administration against deregulation. Night Care: Democrat Senators Introduce "Medicare X" Bill | McConnell tells Trump that the Senate will not accept ObamaCare's repeal | Insulin manufacturers to testify | Scalise takes action to force vote on abortion bill Ex-ICE director: Border closure will do "absolutely nothing to stop" the flow of migrants MORE said Sunday.

White House administration officials and assistants, including Seema Verma, Administrator of the Centers for Medicare Services and Medical Services (CMS), and Alex Azar, Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) ), met on Saturday at Camp David to discuss possible proposals, according to CNN.

"I think you'll see a plan here soon," Mulvaney told Fox News Sunday. Mulvaney, a former member of the House Freedom Caucus, has reportedly pushed the Trump government to support a lawsuit to overthrow the ACA.

"Republicans have better ideas than Democrats, we should not be afraid to talk about it," Mulvaney said. "We want to run on that."

President TrumpDonald John TrumpChelsea Handler says that she followed a therapy after Trump's victory. Do we still need more deaths or disasters in Washington to fix immigration and border security? Conspiracy theorists keep alive their death claims in Ginsburg MORE recently announced its intention to return to health care after the 2020 elections, insisting that this issue is winning for Republicans. "You have to confront him. We will be the party of health care. Republicans should not run away from health care. You can not do that. You are going to have problems, he said last week. "If we stay away from this subject, we will lose. We are going to lose. We can not stay away. It's too important.

Many Republicans have questioned the decision of the administration. Azar and Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham Barr Five things to watch out for in Trump Trump's fiscal fight: I have not read the Mueller report, "although I have the right to do so" The border fencing labeled the first section of the Trump Wall has been approved by Obama: PLUS report were opposed to supporting the trial, and Sen. Susan CollinsSusan Margaret Collins Dem Dem's names show little interest in the Senate The Morning's Morning – Trump wins more time than Mexico and China The Hill's Morning – can Joe Biden turn the page? MORE (R-Maine) called last week Barr to defend the health care law in court. Mulvaney insisted that a decision against the ACA would not make anyone lose health care coverage.