Jimmy Higgins
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WASHINGTON DC --- South Carolina and Louisiana Senators Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy have put forth the latest of iterations for their 'repeal and replace' plan of the cornerstone legislation President Obama signed early in his Presidency. The Senators indicated that their latest revision tried to remove the most controversial portions that they felt was holding up the previous versions of the legislation and they hoped this would have the support needed to pass.
A copy of the legislation indicated that the only change would be renaming the bill from "Obamacare" to the "Affordable Care Act". Some Democrats raised initial objections as the bill was never called "Obamacare" but the objections withered away as they just didn't care enough as they understood the right-wing wouldn't "get it". A number of Republicans have spoken out against this latest bill. Kentucky Senator Rand Paul indicated renaming the bill definitely didn't go "far enough" to gain his support. Texas Senator Ted Cruz indicated that the bill wasn't "deviously evil enough" for his support.
A desperate President Trump went onto Twitter to vocalize his support for the bill. "I'll sign anything!" he stated at 4:23 AM. The Tweet came hours after it was reported that Trump demanded the firing of a staff member who he witnessed kneeling down while tying a shoe.
A vote on the bill is expected to be scheduled to be cancelled sometime in the next few days..
A copy of the legislation indicated that the only change would be renaming the bill from "Obamacare" to the "Affordable Care Act". Some Democrats raised initial objections as the bill was never called "Obamacare" but the objections withered away as they just didn't care enough as they understood the right-wing wouldn't "get it". A number of Republicans have spoken out against this latest bill. Kentucky Senator Rand Paul indicated renaming the bill definitely didn't go "far enough" to gain his support. Texas Senator Ted Cruz indicated that the bill wasn't "deviously evil enough" for his support.
A desperate President Trump went onto Twitter to vocalize his support for the bill. "I'll sign anything!" he stated at 4:23 AM. The Tweet came hours after it was reported that Trump demanded the firing of a staff member who he witnessed kneeling down while tying a shoe.
A vote on the bill is expected to be scheduled to be cancelled sometime in the next few days..