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View in [Browser]( | Add nytdirect@nytimes.com to your address book. [The New York Times]( [The New York Times]( Friday, February 17, 2017 [NYTimes.com/Opinion »]( “In the fight to save the ACA, next week is absolutely pivotal,” Topher Spiro [tweeted]( on Thursday, referring to the health care law. “And YOU can help…” The fight for the law is really a fight to prevent [millions of people from losing health insurance]( and, by extension, medical care. While there are other ways beside the Affordable Care Act to provide insurance, Congressional Republicans have yet to offer such a plan — despite seven years of promising to do so. If you’re a regular reader of this newsletter, you know that I think individual actions can affect national politics. The Tea Party [showed]( how to do it, and left-leaning groups are now repeating those successes. Remember the failed plan to gut the House ethics office, [scuttled]( by a surge of anger? Next week is an important one for health care because members of Congress will be going home, where they will be holding town halls and other meetings. ([Here’s a schedule.]( Those meetings are a chance for people to make clear the actual stakes in the health care debate: not the reputation of Donald Trump, Barack Obama or any other politician, but [the well-being of a lot of Americans](. “Rallies and town halls do have an effect,” Spiro, a former Congressional staff member who now works at the Center for American Progress, told me. “I want to see an outpouring of support for the A.C.A. I want to see lots of big rallies on T.V. I want to see YouTube clips of people asking good questions.” I understand that the Affordable Care Act has flaws, and that [serious conservative plans]( for providing insurance exist. But Congress hasn’t yet offered one of those plans. In reality, all of the “repeal and delay” or “repeal and replace” plans on the table would harm millions of people. The message for Congress next week, and beyond, should be clear: Don’t take away people’s health insurance. The full Opinion report from The Times follows, including Evan McMullin [on Russia’s threat to national security]( and Linda Greenhouse [on immigration raids](. David Leonhardt Op-Ed Columnist Editorial [Bring On the Special Prosecutor]( By THE EDITORIAL BOARD The Trump administration’s ties with Russia must be investigated immediately and fully. No one else can credibly do it. Op-Ed Columnist [What a Failed Trump Administration Looks Like]( By DAVID BROOKS Without grown-ups in charge, the government could stop working. Op-Ed Columnist [The One-State Two-State Blues]( By ROGER COHEN Netanyahu’s idea of a Palestinian state does not pass the laugh test. Op-Ed Columnist [The Silence of the Hacks]( By PAUL KRUGMAN Is subversion in the defense of tax cuts no vice? 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