McCain "I will repeal Obamacare" compilation

They all say that and let people believe their one vote is more important than the person sitting next to them.

McCain didn't frick Trump over. He fricked the American people over. He broke his own promise and blaming Trump makes you somehow look fricking dumber than you already are.

Kudos

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I guess this is what happens when a draft dodger attempts to attack your military service.

Trump makes enemies...and then trumpkins don't understand why those enemies frick him over.

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You think our Congress critters should be voting on bills based on who they are unhappy with? I don't.

I listened to only the first three minutes of the compilation, but the term “repeal“ was mentioned on eight occasions… Seven of them as part of the phrase “repeal and replace.“

The 2017 “Skinny Repeal“ legislation did not provide anything for “replace.”

“Repeal” without “replace” would have been a disaster, because of the harm that Obamacare had done to the private health insurance industry.

The Republicans as a whole (including McCain) should have had a full “repeal and replace“ package ready to go on day one. The entire party failed, not just McCain. he just had the good sense to understand that doing the job halfway would have been worse than doing nothing at all.

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You think our Congress critters should be voting on bills based on who they are unhappy with?

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Of course he does. Emotions are all that matter to Prog filth like asurob1.

Did he though? Recent Fox News poll showed Obamacare as more popular than the Trump tax cut. Maybe you’re just a salty bitch at odds with most of the country

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I listened to only the first three minutes of the compilation, but the term “repeal“ was mentioned on eight occasions… Seven of them as part of the phrase “repeal and replace.“

The 2017 “Skinny Repeal“ legislation did not provide anything for “replace.”

“Repeal” without “replace” would have been a disaster, because of the harm that Obamacare had done to the private health insurance injury.

The Republicans as a whole (including McCain) should have had a full “repeal and replace“ package ready to go on day one. The entire party failed, not just McCain. he just had the good sense to understand that doing the job halfway would have been worse than doing nothing at all.

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Except

the bill that McCain voted no for in 2017 was word ford word the same bill he voted yes for in 2016, so there goes the explanation that McCain voted no because he thought the bill was bad for America. He voted no because Trump, PERIOD. It was shameful.

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If standing up to an a-hole is admirable to people like you, then why were you so critical of republicans standing up to obama? Talking out of both sides of your mouth must be a tiresome practice.

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Or maybe I supported whatever Obama was doing when the pubs were doing whatever the hell they were doing?

Nah that couldn't be it.

Face it. Trump was an idiot attacking senators he would later need to get his agenda through congress and paid a steep price.

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This X 1,000

People conveneiently forget McCain voted Yea to repeal and replace while 9 other Senators voted Nay.

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Again, the bill McCain dramatically gave the thumbs down to in 2017 was the EXACT same bill he voted yes for in 2016. Same bill, not one single word was removed or replaced.

McCain didn't think that was a good bill in 2016 and then decide "no it really wasn't a good bill" in 2017 and every swinging dick in here realizes that.

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Except the bill that McCain voted no for in 2017 was word ford word the same bill he voted yes for in 2016, so there goes the explanation that McCain voted no because he thought the bill was bad for America. He voted no because Trump, PERIOD. It was shameful.

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Wrong. Every GOP vote on Obamacare during the Obama tenure was pure political theater. They lacked the power to actually do any harm to the program, so they could engage in meaningless gestures with impunity.

Once they had a GOP president, that bill ceased to be meaningless, and it became more important to actually CONSIDER the implications. Again, they SHOULD have had a full replacement ready to go. If they had done that, they would not have lost Snow, Murkowski ... OR McCain.