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If healthcare "reform" goes down in the House that will certainly be something.

It'd be a lot funnier to watch if you know, the stakes weren't so high. This is classic "dog chases car, finally catches it, has no idea wtf to do" only repeatedly.

Republicans clearly had no idea what to do with the "replace" side of things, with some probably not even really wanting a replace just a repeal. And just kind of banked on the idea that they'd never be in a position where they'd have to actually present a plan and not just use rhetoric where their supporters could imagine some perfect dream plan on an individual basis.

Then when they scrambled together and put together a "plan" I'm thinking their assumption was it'd fall in the Senate to the filibuster and they'd just blame the Democrats for it and go "welp we tried" (ignoring the fact they could just eliminate the filibuster.)

But if it goes down in the House?

Kind of wonder if Ryan remains Speaker if that happens. Also morbidly curious to see how they try to blame the Democrats for it when they would have had absolutely zero ability to block it in the House and it's all on them.
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