WHICH IS WHY WE'LL REFORM IT, NOT REPEAL IT:

When congressional candidates last hit the campaign trail in 2014, one word seemed to be at the top of the agenda for virtually every Republican: Obamacare. But that was before most of the law's provisions took effect. Two years later, the health law seems to have faded as a campaign issue.

New data released this month might give a hint as to why: The uninsured rate -- the share of the population without health insurance -- dropped in every congressional district in the country between 2013 and 2015, according to the American Community Survey.

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