Apparenly "Obama Care" is not going to be replaced.
 

The replacement bill has apparently been pulled as they cannot get enough votes to pass it in the house.

Good. CuckservativeCare is even worse

Another complete FAILURE for Trump

Another campaign promise broken. He promised to repeal /replace in the first 100 days. He couldn't even do it with a full ruling House/Senate majority, a bill the GOP has been working on for 7 years and he said he's giving up on trying again!

Trump is just another fast talking big city fat cat conman

Complete failure

Republicans have been trying since "Obama Care" became law to get it replaced and now they cannot even get their own bill out of the Republican controlled house. It is good that it has been pulled because the bill was even worse than "Obama Care" and "Obama Care" sucks. Congress sucks.

Since we have determined health care to be a right then the only ting that is gonna happen with Obamacare is that it will evolve into universal care. If Trump wanted a legacy associated with healthcare thats what he has to do. I predict it will eventually institute a value added tax to pay for it....exposing taxpayers to even more government corruption, regulation, oversight and wasteful spending.

Too much winning for me



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This is embarrassing already. The Republican party spent seven years bitching about Obamacare and failed to replace it when they finally got their chance. The bill they tried to pass was so horrible their own party wouldn't vote for it. One article I just read said they had less than one third of the votes needed.

Trump released a statement saying he "never promised to replace Obamacare in the first sixty days". As a matter of fact, he promised to repeal and replace it on his first day.

This is embarrassing. Bigly embarrassing.

Yep and instead of trying to fix obamacare they are going to sit back and hope it imploads so they can say "see we told you so"

I haven't heard any of them talk about going after the big pharm or insurance companies and cutting costs to the consumer

Were republicans really naïve enough to think they were going to solve healthcare in a month? Apparently, yes. First of all, to solve a problem like the average citizen being able to afford healthcare, you need to care about the average citizen. Republicans do not, as evidenced by the shit bill they wrote. They were only farting out something so they could vote to repeal Obamacare, and worry about the consequences later.