House GOP reveals AHCA: Update - Repeal of ACA IS BACK ON

[Breh13]

Are you sure it's that many? I thought it would be around 10

Three Pennsylvania Republicans ‘no vote’ on Trump’s health care plan

The bill needs a simple majority — or 216 — to be approved in the House. With no Democrats expected to support the proposal in its current form, House Speaker Paul Ryan can afford to lose no more than 21 Republicans

According to CNN’s ongoing whip count, 25 House Republicans have flat-out said they will vote against the current version of the bill, while four more have indicated they are likely to oppose it. That’s 29 lawmakers opposed to or leaning against the bill.

About 30, I think there were more today. So without even putting it to vote they pulled it.

 

[Pressure]

Are you sure it's that many? I thought it would be around 10

It tookat least 21 to doom the bill.

 

[NvrCMyNut]

Let Ryancare fail, Ryan loses confidence of House Republicans..new Trump friendly speaker installed...Win/Win

They spent billions to stop Trump, should've just spent a few bucks on AOTD

 

[Pressure]

Ryan loses confidence of House Republicans..new Trump friendly speaker installed...Win/Win

They spent billions to stop Trump, should've just spent a few bucks on Art of the Deal

#Trumpset logic.

rearrange the deck chairs on the Titanic breh..

Trump joker

• Pressure
• Feb 17, 2017
• trumpset

Joker trump

 

[El Bombi]

 

[tru_m.a.c]

 

[FaTaL]

Control the White House/senate and still fuk up health care

So when is this 10 percent tax getting installed?

 

[Wargames]

:obamalmao::MichelleOsideeye:

This amateur is use to being a boss and telling people what he wants...... the motherfukker ain't made for this civil servant life of hard work & compromise

What a flop. No support from both sides of the aisle on this bill(LMAO at being 10-15 rethugs short with such majorities in the house) Trump with sub 40% approval. Inquiries and question still revolve around Russia. Trump looking like a complete fool with the Obama wiretap accusation. This makes it much harder for them to tackle shyt like tax reform, the wall, etc Dems sweeping back in 18. Trump is a one term president for sure

 

[IceDragon]

So what happens from here? Because now the same voting base that voted for Trump and was filling up town halls all like "ACA wasn't as bad as I thought ". Probably will fall back in line and claim it's the worst thing ever in 2018 and 2020.

 

[Ms. Elaine]

Try and bring your tone down here....

Typical.

 

[The G.O.D II]

And trump is such a lightweight. LOL@him bullying the tea party wing and rushing this to a vote. A smart pragmatic would have pulling it back and coming to consensus. But trump thought he was dealing with the real estate and independent contractors he's use to swindling. Welcome to Washington orange goblin

 

[ineedsleep212]

 

[Paper Boi]

i hope to god they disagree on tax reform too.

 

[88m3]

"The Art of the Deal"

 

[Althalucian]

People need to keep reminding Trump of this failure forever. Take all of his quotes that say he would get this done immediately and well and that he's the best negotiator. It's only a matter of time before he starts lashing out at everyone around and bleeding the repub and Trump brand dry. Turn conservatives off from Trump completely with "no votes" in the future. Make the conservatives lose all elections even in their gerrymandered district because they don't even want to vote.

Remember: Dude can't handle failure and public humiliation.

Also, about this anti-Ryan theory: getting rid of Ryan would be a good strategy if there was a good speaker who he could replace with and someone who would want to willingly become speaker. Speaker is the most thankless jobs in politics. No one sane wants to bat for Trump as speaker. And even then, they'd probably fail so hard it'd scare everyone off from the job forever.