Two Senate GOP need to vote "NO" on Trumpcare.

[BigmanPigman]

Dems (Schumer) had better play hardball or we will lose all credibility. Heller(R-NV) staffer said he doesn't like it when I called last week. Hopefully we can count on him and maybe Murkowski.

[no_hypocrisy]

1. What about Susan Collins?

[Lochloosa]

7. All talk No vote.

[Jacquette]

2. Maybe McCain?

AZ is full of the elderly. I'm sure he's getting an earfull.

[Demsrule86]

3. Portman told me personally, he would not vote for the House bill...

now this slow down of medicare cuts might get votes if that is what they are doing so we need to call and call.

[Vinca]

4. You would think a good chunk of them would vote "no" since they haven't a clue what's in it.

I heard a GOP Congressman on the tube talking about the need to get it done because small hospitals and clinics were closing in his state because Medicaid hadn't been expanded and providers weren't getting paid. And he blamed that on Obamacare. We really need to push for single-payer because these people are too stupid to cook up anything that involves more than one line of text.

[queentonic]

5. 3 R's by my calculations

It's a 52-48 split so to avoid a 50/50 tie where Pence would be the tie breaker, by my calculations there need to be 3 R's to vote no on Trumpcare. I figure Collins, R. Paul and Murkowski would be the best bets but there are some who believe it might be as many as 5 R's who vote against Trumpcare. We can only hope so. But ...

[oberliner]

6. Rand Paul is a no

For what that is worth.

[MoonRiver]

8. Murkowski?

She has objected to the closed door nature of McTurtle's committee on health care.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

9. hmm hope that equates to no

[MoonRiver]

11. That's what I meant!

[Bernardo de La Paz]

10. THREE, so Pence can't break a tie. . . . . nt