Friday, December 4, 2015

Senate Approves Bill Repealing Much Of ObamaCare

Senate Approves Bill Repealing Much Of ObamaCare

December 04, 2015 Senate Approves Bill Repealing Much Of ObamaCare , 1 Comments


By Alexander Bolton, Dec 03, 2015 The Hill

The Senate on Thursday passed legislation repealing the core pillars of ObamaCare, taking a major step toward sending such a bill to the president’s desk for the first time.

Republicans hailed it as a political messaging victory and a fulfillment of their promise from the 2014 midterm election to force President Obama to veto the landmark healthcare reform law named after him.

The measure passed 52-47 after the Senate voted to significantly strengthen the bill originally passed by the House and brought straight to the floor by Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).
The House will need to approve the amended legislation before it can be sent to the White House.

Thursday’s vote was a major event in the Senate, as Democrats never allowed a stand-alone vote on an ObamaCare repeal bill when they controlled the chamber.
 
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  1. Richard C. LambertDecember 14, 2015 at 11:27 PM

    Yeah, and to make sure I put the nail in the coffin in terms of the GOPS/Tea Bagger arguments on the HC bill, here's GOP hopeful Romney trying to... well he's defending... no he's attacking... well I'm not really sure what he's getting at. obamacare enrollment miami

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