Do you feel like you understand health care now?

Yes, more so than most of my fellow 26-year-old friends.

Sheffali Luthero works at Kaiser Health News in D.C.

She's covered healthcare for the past four years.

It's a very complicated subject, so I'm always learning something new about it.

Being in Washington, writing about all the back and forth about insurance, co-pays, and deductibles,

these four years have actually felt a lot longer.

Repeal and Replace was, you know, very long process. And in some ways, sort of felt like groundhogs day.

Republicans tried to repeal the Affordable Care Act dozens of times on Shavali's watch.

Culminating in that May day a year and a half ago, President Trump in the Rose Garden.

Thank you. Thank you, Mike.

Dozens of Republican congressmen are behind him, smiling.

Thank you very much.

This really is the group.

What a great group of people.

We suffered with Obamacare.

I went through two years of campaigning, and I'm telling you, no matter where I went, people

were suffering so badly with the ravages of Obamacare.

Sheffali says this is the moment that things began to change, because when it looked like

Congress was about to repeal the Affordable Care Act.

People liked Obamacare when they were afraid they would lose it.

And after a dramatic showdown on the floor of the Senate,

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