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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
July 29, 2017
I’m still shocked that John McCain’s brain tumor had the nerve to ruin the Obamacare repeal out of spite.
This situation – he had never cared about this. It was not his issue. McCain cares about starting wars and flooding America with immigrants. He said the usual blah blah blah about Obamacare, but it was not his issue.
He did this simply to hurt the Trump, to hurt America.
I want to see the Mooch rant about him over this.
Why hasn’t that happened yet?
Trump can’t attack him because he’s hiding behind “muh brain tumor.”
But Mucci Mane dgaf.
Conservative lawmakers still are holding out hope that Congress can strike a deal to repeal ObamaCare after the latest plan failed in the Senate, as Republican leaders signal they are ready to move on and focus on tax reform.
Senate Republicans have spent the summer repeatedly — yet unsuccessfully — trying to pass legislation that eliminates or overhauls former President Barack Obama’s 2010 health care law.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell had hoped to pass a “skinny repeal” measure late Thursday. But when the vote finally took place early Friday morning, three Republicans — John McCain of Arizona, Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska — joined with Democrats in opposition, killing the plan.
Speaking on the floor after the vote, McConnell lamented its failure and called it “a disappointing moment.”
“It’s time to move on,” he said.
Across the Capitol, House Speaker Paul Ryan said Friday he was “disappointed and frustrated” and encouraged the Senate to keep working toward health care. But he said the House will focus on other issues.
McCain literally managed to out-shill Paul Ryan.
On a domestic policy issue.
McCain, whose vote sank the Republican bill, spoke to Fox News as he and his wife, Cindy, left the Russell Senate Office Building in the rain on Friday afternoon.
“You always have concerns about an important vote like that,” he said.
Wat.
The scumbag isn’t even saying anything.
He should have said, “I did it because I hate Donald Trump, and I want to see him fail. Because he called me out as a fake war hero, a collaborator with the Viet Cong, and then he ended my terrorist war in Syria. He became President where I failed, he is a real man and I failed. I hate Trump because I hate America, and everything this country stands for.”
History will record him as a traitor. Whatever happens next. He might as well own that.
The Arizona senator, who was recently diagnosed with brain cancer, rushed back to Washington this week to help Republicans pass a procedural hurdle to consider the bill. But he opposed the repeal measure itself, saying he has concerns with the quick process in which it was considered.
McCain said in a Friday statement he wants to see the Senate “start fresh” on health care and return to “regular order,” where both parties work together to craft legislation.
“I encourage my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to trust each other, stop the political gamesmanship, and put the health care needs of the American people first,” McCain said. “We can do this.”
Meanwhile, House conservatives on Friday encouraged Republicans not to let up on their plans for a repeal of the health care law just yet.
House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows said Republicans need to keep working a “perfect bill” that they could consider “in a couple weeks.”
“I’m optimistic we can still get it done,” Meadows, a North Carolina Republican, said on “Fox & Friends” Friday. “People are losing faith but we’re going to stay in.”
It’s not going to get done because now they’ve officially stopped trying.
We’re doing taxes now, says they.
The House passed its own version repealing and replacing the law in May. But Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan, another conservative member of the House Freedom Caucus, suggested on “Fox & Friends” that the House also pass a “clean repeal” bill like the one the Senate considered.
“That may give more pressure and motivation for the Senate to do the right thing and come together,” he said.
After the failed vote, Trump took aim at lawmakers, like McCain, who voted against the bill.
He wouldn’t take aim at McCain – the actual single actor responsible here – because the traitor has a tumor.
Send MOOCH.
The sonovabitch McCain flew back to Arizona and is having his brain cancer treated.
No word on a resignation.
Because so many 80-year-olds successfully treat brain cancer and just keep on working.
I hope he has Obamacare.
