GOP's Health Care Plan Faces Conservative Scrutiny

House Speaker Paul Ryan has unveiled a plan to repeal parts of the Affordable Care Act, retaining some key elements like coverage for pre-existing conditions. The plan faces opposition from the Tea Party and the House Freedom Caucus, posing a challenge for Republican unity. Hearings are scheduled, and Ryan will address the press. The plan's success depends on gaining conservative support and navigating political challenges, especially with the upcoming 2018 midterm elections.

What are the key components of the Affordable Care Act that House Speaker Paul Ryan's plan aims to keep?

What challenges does House Speaker Paul Ryan face in unifying the Republican Party regarding health care reform?

What role does the Ultra Conservative House Freedom Caucus play in the discussion around the repeal of parts of the Affordable Care Act?

What are the implications of the scheduled hearings on the Affordable Care Act for the Republican Party's legislative agenda?

How does the popularity of Obamacare affect the political strategies of Republican senators heading into the 2018 midterm elections?