[GodAndCountryFirst]

Unless the bill repeals every word of Obamacare and replaces it with nothing, then I don’t see a reason to support it.

[guido911]

You should take your ball and go home.

[Tea Party Terrorist]

Amazing how the GOP House passed dozens of Obamacare repeals when they knew it had zero chance in the Senate and a President who would veto.

Now when it would mean something, they run scared. Spineless.

[RightInTheMain]

That will never happen. Many in GOP are too afraid of being blamed for sick people not getting the care they need. Little do they know they will be blamed for that no matter what.

[sargon]

Unless the bill repeals every word of Obamacare and replaces it with nothing, then I don’t see a reason to support it.

Here's a reason: because any bill which "repeals every word of Obamacare and replaces it with nothing" will not pass Congress—and because doing nothing leaves Obamacare 100% in place, along with its devastating consequences for American workers class and American business.

Politics is the art of the possible—not the whimsical.

"Drain the swamp" is a great slogan, but for the moment, we have to rely on many swamp-dwellers to pass anything that gets to the President's desk...

[Lurkinanloomin]

There was never going to be any repeal. That would reduce Fedzilla’s power and the attendants of Fedzilla in Congress will never do that.

[Thibodeaux]

That is just foolish

It has been known for years that an eventual Republican plan would replace Obamacare. The question has always been over the various fine points.

The Republicans and especially trump have never ever said there would be total repeal with nothing to replace it

[trebb]

Unless the bill repeals every word of Obamacare and replaces it with nothing, then I don’t see a reason to support it.

Reality bites. Refusing to accept reality and thinking you should get your way or nothing is a disease.

[af_vet_1981]

Unless the bill repeals every word of Obamacare and replaces it with nothing, then I don’t see a reason to support it.

The reasons are
1. President Trump campaigned to repeal and replace Obamacare.
2. It is necessary to improve employment prospects for millions.
3. It is necessary to reduce taxes.
4. It is necessary to show results now that we have a Republican House, Senate, and President. Voters need to see progress, not gridlock.