What will resident GOP voters do when they find out GOP won't repeal Obamacare?

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flip out is what

mouth breathers like bripat, nonsense2008, etc...

Paul: Trump backs health repeal, replacement at same time

Some Republican lawmakers are expressing reservations about scrapping the law, which now covers 20 million people, without a near-term replacement.

 

[AnCap'n_Murica]

I wonder if the weasels in the halls of congress are ready to have their phone banks melt down, like they did when they tried to ram amnesty through under Dubya.

 

[Tank]

They won't run away to some safe spot

 

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You got places where the repubs agreed to expand medicaid to enroll people and now they know if they remove that, their reelection prospects will be dashed

 

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from my source:

It would be a political nightmare for Republicans to repeal the Affordable Care Act and then fail to pass a new version of the law.

Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., told reporters Friday that Republicans might find themselves in a "box canyon" if they erase the law without a substitute in hand.

 

[tigerred59]

flip out is what

mouth breathers like bripat, nonsense2008, etc...

Paul: Trump backs health repeal, replacement at same time

Some Republican lawmakers are expressing reservations about scrapping the law, which now covers 20 million people, without a near-term replacement.

WHAT WILL THEY DO?....CONTINUE TO ENJOY THEIR ACA AND ACT LIKE THEY GOT SOME FUCKIN
SENSE

 

[AnCap'n_Murica]

from my source:

It would be a political nightmare for Republicans to repeal the Affordable Care Act and then fail to pass a new version of the law.

Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., told reporters Friday that Republicans might find themselves in a "box canyon" if they erase the law without a substitute in hand.

Corker isn't from Tennessee. If that's the extent to which your source is accurate, you have some real challenges.

 

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from my source:

It would be a political nightmare for Republicans to repeal the Affordable Care Act and then fail to pass a new version of the law.

Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., told reporters Friday that Republicans might find themselves in a "box canyon" if they erase the law without a substitute in hand.

Corker isn't from Tennessee. If that's the extent to which your source is accurate, you have some real challenges.

yeah he's from even a redder state. Anything else you want to add hack boi?

 

[AnCap'n_Murica]

So your source can't even get an easy detail like that right, but the rest is supposed to be credible.

pffffffft

 

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So your source can't even get an easy detail like that right, but the rest is supposed to be credible.

pffffffft

What are you going on about? Bob Corker is a Rep of Tenn. A Sen. to be exact.