WASHINGTON -- As he pushes to "repeal and replace" President Barack Obama's health care law, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney has turned to proposals that could alter the way hundreds of millions of Americans get their medical insurance.
In public, Romney has only sketched the outlines of a plan, and aides have declined to answer questions about the details. But his public statements and interviews with advisers make clear that Romney has embraced a strategy that in crucial ways is more revolutionary -- and potentially more disruptive -- than the law Obama signed two years ago.
