washington two republican senators say monday u.s. state allow stay obamacare medical insurance program like one also say confuse president donald trump broad unspecific executive order target program trump congressional republicans campaign promise dismantle obamacare work carry pledge early product unite republican control white house congress legislative proposal senators susan collins maine bill cassidy louisiana would let state choose keep obamacare move replacement program state would also receive federal fund cassidy doctor say approach could help attract democratic vote need eventual replacement obamacare former democratic president barack obama health insurance program approve 2010. proposal however win senate lead democrat chuck schumer denounce idea empty facade far cry full replacement obamacare democrats strongly oppose repeal obamacare officially call affordable care act meet monday congressional leaders trump house democratic leader nancy pelosi say democrats will discuss republican healthcare proposals accomplish goals well talk affordable care act say affordable care act successful improve quality expand access low cost proposal might interest hear pelosi say meet white house republican news conference early collins call trump executive order issue friday obamacare confuse add whatever action trump administration take legislation still need replace law really know yet impact collins moderate republican say add difficult assess order impact new cabinet secretary place charge health trump sign executive order friday within hours take office direct u.s. agencies waive defer grant exemptions delay implementation provision obamacare deem impose fiscal burden state company individuals order specify part obamacare would affect time trump nominee head u.s. department health human service representative tom price georgia say plan pull rug millions americans healthcare replacement design change unlikely affect 2017 government-funded subsidize insurance plan cover 20 million people republicans propose give u.s. state option keep obamacare