Rep. Jim Jordan set off alarms inside the House GOP this week after reportedly warning colleagues that Republicans still lack a coherent health care plan — and risk watching moderates force a vote that preserves Affordable Care Act subsidies without any conservative reforms. According to Punchbowl’s Jake Sherman, Jordan’s blunt admission sparked “ears perking up” across the room as he urged the party to craft a plan before they lose control of the issue. Speaker Mike Johnson has promised at least one health care vote this year, but the internal scramble underscores how divided Republicans remain on a policy they’ve spent a decade trying — and failing — to replace.
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