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I have wondered if a few GOP senators might be willing to go against 'full repeal' because of the ramifications -- nm

Posted by ty97 Nov 11 '16, 13:44

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The Medicaid expansion is popular in quite a few states -- nm - decline Nov 11, 13:57 2
- I was thinking this might happen in all states now that there is no longer a Democrat in office. - GregW Nov 11, 14:11
- The GOP control 33 states -- nm - zeit spiced geist Nov 11, 14:08
I want to be there when he's told he has to pay his own living expenses while in the White House -- nm - TWuG Nov 11, 13:52 2
- Apparently he promised he wouldn't take the president's salary or something like that -- nm - Beryllium Nov 11, 13:57
- Meant as a reply to mara above. Sorry. -- nm - TWuG Nov 11, 13:53
I imagine so. A few of the ones up for election in 2018. And perhaps a bunch of House members. -- nm - mara Nov 11, 13:47 7
- It's not something I'm holding out *huge* hope for, but .... - ty97 Nov 11, 13:57 6
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    - Absolutely, but those people don't get more or better insurance as a result of repeal, so they are a wash at best. - ty97 Nov 11, 14:04 4
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        I don't think we are disagreeing. These people were very likely voting Republican already so it doesn't matter that repeal won't sway them - ty97 Nov 11, 14:17 1
        
        And to add to that: If Obamacare was repealed, some voters who were supporting GOP candidates to get rid of would no longer have that reason to - ty97 Nov 11, 14:18
      - As I said, it's a long shot. - ty97 Nov 11, 14:04

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