Brawl over Obamacare repeal returns to Senate floor
Reuters: Health News
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - After a months-long struggle, Republicans have succeeded in bringing Obamacare repeal legislation, a centerpiece of their 2016 election campaigns, to a debate on the U.S. Senate floor. Now the hard part begins.
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GOP leaders' plan to repeal and replace ACA failed to pass procedural vote, but Republican effort resumes this morning
Tuesday's proposal required 60 votes instead of the 51 votes allowed under reconciliation
Sen. John McCain voted to begin debate on a GOP health care bill, then unleashed some straight talk about its long-term prospects. As protests popped up, the 80-year-old senator, who was recently diagnosed with brain cancer, said it's not too late to chart a different course. Nancy Cordes reports.
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