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Healthcare nears a home stretch. Can it make it over the line?

I'm Leon Krause, in for Warren only, and this is to the point.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell wanted a vote

this week on the latest version of the Republican Party's health care bill. Chances of that are

now slim at best, with Arizona Senator John McCain recovering from surgery to remove a blood clot.

Every day that goes by will give voters more time to find out what's in the so-called Better Care Reconciliation Act.

Today we will take a look at whether the bill really reflects a Republican conservative vision for the health care system.

And later on today's talking point, Roger Featherer.

The Swiss tennis player won his record-breaking eighth Wimbledon title at the ripe old age of 35.

But first, here's the news.

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I'm Leon Krause, in for Warren only, and this is to the point.

The Republican-controlled Senate has had a hard time repealing and replacing Obamacare,

a goal for the party since 2010.

And now the latest attempt by Mitch McConnell got a surprise delay.

Will that weaken the bill's chances?

If it succeeds, does it even resemble a truly Republican version of a health care project?

And later on today's talking point, after his record-breaking eighth Wimbledon title,

Roger Featherer's legend keeps on growing and he's aiming for more.

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