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Steve Scalise of Louisiana, chairman of the House Republican Study Committee, says, "How could Democrats not support a law requiring them to live under the health-care law they say is so good for the rest of us? This is a tough vote for red state Democrats."

Either Obamacare is good enough that it should apply to all, or it is so bad that it should apply to none. It is time for the sweetheart deals and backroom exemptions to end. It is our duty to fund the government while using every legislative tool available to delay, defund, and, ultimately, repeal and replace the ACA.

This common-sense alternative to the ACA, introduced by Rep. Phil Roe, M.D. R-Tenn., sets out to do what the president's health-care law fails to accomplish: make American medical care -- already the most sought-after in the world -- more affordable and more accessible to the most vulnerable among us in a way that does not damage our economy or disrupt anyone's existing coverage.

The Republican Study Committee (RSC) has released its proposal to reform the health care system. The American Health Care Reform Act highlights that there is a better way to address the challenges in American health care.

Last week, the Republican Study Committee introduced a comprehensive health bill that addresses a fundamental question facing the movement to defund/repeal ObamaCare: What would you replace it with? The bill (H.R.