My latest Bloomberg View column is based on an interview with the Senate minority leader.

Democrats often tout two provisions of the law: the requirement that insurers treat people with pre-existing conditions the same as people without them, and the requirement that they allow young adults to stay on their parents’ plans. “I’ll concede those test well,” McConnell says. “What about the other 95 percent of the bill?” The popular provisions do not seem to be scaring his Republican colleagues away from supporting repeal: “This is an issue where there are no divisions,” he says.