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Ryan says no Obamacare repeal this year: report

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House Speaker Paul Ryan on Wednesday told Reuters that Congress would not try again this year to replace Obamacare. | AP file photo

House Speaker Paul Ryan on Wednesday told Reuters that Congress will not try to repeal and replace Obamacare again this year.

In the interview, Ryan said the Republican-controlled Congress should try again in 2018.

RELATED: ‘Obamacare’ survives; GOP concedes on last-gasp repeal try GOP health bill all but dead; McCain again deals the blow

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