[brownsfan]

Over the top, and typically shrill, but... this was a failure on the part of the Trump administration. There’s plenty of blame to go around, and someone in Bannon’s position deserves his share.

[davidb56]

I don’t see “blame”, I glad it didnt pass. There was no repeal of obamacare...just reworded crap. I use a cost share plan that is Obamacare approved. It cost 150$ a month and bypasses the insurance companies, congress, and “tax” penalties.

[Alberta's Child]

I don't know how much of this is true, but the underlying premise here is interesting:

Why Steve Bannon Might Be the Winner of the GOP’s Health-Care Civil War

The more I read and hear about the aftermath of the AHCA debacle, the more convinced I get that nobody in the Trump administration ever expected it to pass -- for whatever reasons those may be.

[Behind Liberal Lines]

Over the top, and typically shrill, but... this was a failure on the part of the Trump administration. There’s plenty of blame to go around, and someone in Bannon’s position deserves his share.

Yep. It does our side no good to refuse to recognize when a good person made a mistake and then figure out what needs to be learned from it.

[lwoodham]

This was only a failure of Paul Ryan. The Trump admin didn’t want this sorry bill to pass. Trump knew this was not what the people deserved and wanted. Eventually, hopefully soon, we will get a bill, but one that is right. Ryan doomed his future exactly as Trump wanted and planned.

[Maskot]

This is strictly a Paul Ryan failure. Paul Ryan is not part of the Trump administration, as far as I’m concerned. He was already in place when Trump came in. Paul Ryan is a big big part of the swamp that needs draining. His bill was not a repeal nor a replacement. Although he told you it was. That stinky bill was nothing but a tweak to keep Obama care alive.

I am glad it failed. Surely Trump has something else in mind