Although Donald Trump was dramatically different other Republicans running for the country's highest office, he did agree with them on at least one major domestic policy goal: Repeal Obamacare. 

There is little doubt the Republican Congress and president-elect will do something to further that goal, but it remains unclear what exactly they will do to replace the system from which roughly 20 million Americans now get health care coverage. 

Underscoring that point was the surge of Americans signing up for ACA coverage the day after the election. More than 100,000 people bought marketplace plans on Wednesday, the biggest day of the enrollment period.  

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