So what are we supposed to believe? Republicans 'all' voted against the Affordable Care Act and have ever since its inception have all said they oppose it - But now that they have an opportunity to repeal it - they balk - They find reasons for not accepting its repeal - Supposedly from Conservative Republicans saying the repeal and its watered down replacement is not acceptalble.
Should we believe it? - Do they really want to repeal it? - Or is the truth something else?
Supposedly today we will find out if Republicans really want to replace Obamacare.
What do you think?
During Obama, Republican Party tried to repeal Obama Care 52 times - because it was good gesture to their voters. Now when they can really remove it, they refuse. They are fake as fake news - brood of traitors and hypocrites. Obviously they kick for another team together with Democrats and not for their voters.
@ourworld, thank you for the post, let people know what traitors they voted for. Trump onward and replace and repeal all these fake politicians!
So today, Friday 3/24, they {the Republicans} decided not to vote - They did not have enough votes to repeal Obamcare.
A logical conclusion is 'they' did not want to repeal it. They believe that Obamacare is unsustainable but realize what they have to offer is not much better - So they think let Obamacare sink itself and in the next election they can blame the Democrats.
Just a logical opinion.
'They' won't repeal it because they realise that they can't fix it without broad reform to the 'health industry'.
They're stuck between two irreconcilable ideological positions, that;
They appear to hold position #1 higher than #2, to the extent that it is inconceivable to me that they'd do anything to reform the industry, but that leaves limited options for dealing with #2.
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