It's going to be nearly impossible for Republicans to repeal and replace Obamacare next week

The developing plan from House Republicans to push forward their overhaul of the US healthcare system has one bigproblem: timing.According to reports, the White House is pushing to get a deal done on the American Health Care Act by April 28 to show progress on their pledge to repeal and replace Obamacare during President Donald Trump's first 100 days.Anew amendment leaked Wednesday night appearsto be a compromise between the leaders of the conservative House Freedom Caucus and moderate Tuesday Group that could produce some movement on the bill in that timeframe.But Congress faces another looming deadline by April 28: funding the federal government. If no new funding bill is passed by next Friday, parts of the federal government will shut down.Washington is not known for multitasking, andit could be difficult to get a funding bill passed as theWhite House and lawmakers push to addpolicy proposals to the funding bill. Given the political ramificationsof the issue, the shutdown fight could consume the calendar.According to Politico, the White House and Congress are consideringpassage of a one-week extension on fundingin order tohash out a more consideredfunding bill and possibly give the House time to take up the AHCA, which became colloquially known as"Trumpcare."Barring such an extension, however, it wouldbehighly unlikely that the American Health Care Act moves forward before Trump's 100th day in the Oval Office.SEE ALSO:Here's the plan for Trumpcare 3.0Join the conversation about this storyNOW WATCH: A reporter asked Spicer if he's confident that no one in the White House is a foreign agent
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