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Gov. John Kasich (R-OH), a former candidate for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination, said it was “not acceptable” for Republicans in Washington, DC to completely “get rid” of the Affordable Care Act...of course not - Kasich is one of those who accepted the increase of monies for Medicaid from federal tax funds under the ACA - if that money goes away, Ohio has to pick up the shortfall from its own tax income and there goes his boasted budget surplus - but then I should say WHEN the federal funding goes away, 'cause Kasich isn't smart enough to know that the feds always suck people into their schemes by putting out a lot of seed money up front and letting the dunces who get drawn in pick up the pieces later - the ACA funding will be reduced within a few years no matter what happens to Obamacare, and Ohio will pay.....

This is where President Trump will have trouble keeping all his promises - the RINOs/GOPe folks will try to protect their seats by “giving free stuff” to those who contribute nothing - then not be able to explain why they aren’t sitting on the other side of the aisle. Will get ugly if Trump has to go into open warfare with them.