The Senate Now Has the Tools to Repeal Obamacare
'Repealing and replacing Obamacare is a big challenge. It isn't going to be easy. Nonetheless, we're committed to fulfilling our promise to the American people -- and we will.'
"The
"This is a critical step forward -- the first step toward bringing relief from this failed law.
"The resolution now goes to the House. They'll take it up soon.
"The next step will then be the legislation to finally repeal Obamacare and move us toward smarter health policies. The repeal legislation will include a stable transition period as we work toward patient-centered health care.
"We plan to take on the replace challenge in manageable pieces with step-by-step reforms. We can begin to make important progress within that repeal legislation, and we'll continue to work with the incoming administration and the House in developing what comes next.
"There are other steps we can take too, including important administrative steps like confirming
"There's a lot they can do.
"There's a lot we can do.
"We may not be responsible for Obamacare and the harm it's done to so many, but we have been clear about our commitment to bringing relief from it.
"From skyrocketing premiums and deductibles to dwindling options on the exchanges -- too many families don't know how they'll continue to endure the consequences associated with Obamacare.
"These families have called for a helping hand. They've called for
"We just took a decisive step toward that goal.
"Repealing and replacing Obamacare is a big challenge. It isn't going to be easy. Nonetheless, we're committed to fulfilling our promise to the American people -- and we will."
Read this original document at: http://www.mcconnell.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/pressreleases?ID=3709BF49-FCBE-4F54-A7E7-D9275F13D174


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