Congressional Democrats are upping the pressure on President Barack Obama to fix what's ailing his signature health care initiative with some in the party warning they may be forced to back a House Republican proposal if the White House doesn't offer an alternative by week's end. "We've got to get out of the bunker and fix these problems," a senior congressional Democratic source told CNN's Chief Congressional Correspondent Dana Bash of flaws in the newly rolled out law that have energized Republican efforts to weaken the President and his allies and derail a policy they have long considered unworkable. The White House has until Friday to devise a solution to the problem-plagued roll out of the Affordable Care Act, the source said.
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Democrats say White House has until Friday to come up with fix to Obamacare problems
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That's when House Republicans will vote on bill reversing insurance cancellations
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Bill Clinton weighs in, says Obama should honor the vows he made on coverage
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Democratic Senator has her own proposal to address health care issues
@placeholder anger over the cancellation of insurance policies come as people wait for the release of enrollment numbers.