Wednesday, June 28, 2017

Senate Obamacare repeal on brink of defeat: At least four Republicans could oppose a key procedural vote to call up the bill. And the party remains deeply divided after a CBO report estimating 22 million fewer Americans would have insurance under the plan.

Senate Obamacare repeal on brink of defeat: At least four Republicans could oppose a key procedural vote to call up the bill. And the party remains deeply divided after a CBO report estimating 22 million fewer Americans would have insurance under the plan.

June 28, 2017 Senate Obamacare repeal on brink of defeat: At least four Republicans could oppose a key procedural vote to call up the bill. And the party remains deeply divided after a CBO report ... , 0 Comments


By Politico, June 26, 2017

Senate Republicans’ Obamacare repeal effort is on track to blow up before it even gets started.

The GOP is well short of the votes needed to bring its bill to the floor, and party leaders and President Donald Trump are kicking into overdrive to save their imperiled health care overhaul.

At least four Republican senators, Susan Collins of Maine, Rand Paul of Kentucky, Dean Heller of Nevada and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, have signaled they could oppose a key procedural vote that will occur either Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday. A number of other senators, like Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia and Marco Rubio of Florida, are undecided.

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