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A group of U.S. House Republicans is crafting a bill to replace the Affordable Care Act rather than just repeal or defund it, Rep. Steve Scalise, R-La., said.

The Republican Study Committee congressional caucus led by U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise, R-Jefferson, unveiled Wednesday its legislation that is touted as a "market-based alternative to Obamacare."

A group of House conservatives introduced legislation Wednesday that members say will replace ObamaCare and its "unworkable" taxes and mandates with a plan that expands tax breaks for Americans who buy their own insurance.

House conservatives are preparing to unveil their long-awaited alternative to ObamaCare Wednesday on Capitol Hill. The Republican Study Committee is behind the effort, and given its size and influence, the group could have a chance to move its healthcare measure through the GOP-led House.

As polls highlight the American public's unease about President Obama's signature health-care law, House Republicans on Wednesday introduced legislation to repeal and replace it completely with a plan of their own.

Rep. Steve Scalise, who chairs the Republican Study Committee, tells Newsmax TV that the GOP's first comprehensive alternative to Obamacare is "180 degrees apart" from the president's signature healthcare law and eliminates its hidden "perverse incentives."

A large group of House conservatives unveiled legislation Wednesday providing expanded tax breaks for consumers who purchase their own insurance and increasing the government funding for high-risk pools, the Republicans' first comprehensive alternative to President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.

U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise has become Louisiana's latest congressman to reject the idea of a U.S. military strike on Syria.