I haven't the faintest idea about the ACA's future. I think one must remember the ACA wasn't wanted back in 2010 when it passed against the objections of the majority of Americans. That led to a 63 seat house loss for the Democrats. The Democrats knew the ACA was flawed and probably wouldn't last without major modifications, adjustments, improvements or at least they should have. The ACA was rushed through congress even though it wasn't ready. The thinking as near as I can tell was the Democrats would fix any and everything that went wrong with the ACA. They never dreamed they would lose the house and thus the ability to fix the numerous flaws within the ACA itself.
The take over of the House by the GOP in the 2010 election put a quick halt to their plans. That happens when around 60% of America says no, but those in charge because they can, passes it anyway. Sort of the Democrats telling the American people to stick it where the sun don't shine. All I have to say to the Republicans is they better listen to the American people when it comes to healthcare. If the American people say no, that is what they mean. Let the ACA be for this year, if the Republicans don't, they're liable to experience another 2010 only in reverse.
My grand pappy always said there is a time and a place for everything. Now isn't the time. Perhaps next year once more insurance companies exit the ACA, premiums go up along with the deductibles. Perhaps then most Americans will want it replaced. Perhaps next year will be the time. If the American people want the ACA for the rest of the year, let them have it. Sooner or later, they will want it gone once more. When that time comes, the Republicans better have a better plan.
Wife says to get my butt to bed, catch you all in the AM.