60+ votes to repeal Obamcare over six years...and the GOP still doesn't have a plan

[GMDino]

They don't have a replacement.

Trump doesn't have a plan, a really great plan, plans you never even though of.

They have nothing except...ours will be better.  We promise.


http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2016/12/05/paul-ryan-obamacare-phaseout-leave-no-one-worse-off/95002488/

Quote:Paul Ryan: Obamacare phaseout will leave 'no one worse off'

 House Speaker Paul Ryan said Monday he envisions an extended transition from Obamacare that ensures “no one is worse off” after Congress votes to repeal the program.


The speaker declined to say how long it would take Republicans to design a replacement so that the millions of people now covered by the Affordable Care
Act can be transitioned off it.

“It will clearly take time. It took them about six years to stand up Obamacare. It’s not going to be replaced come next football season,” Ryan said in an interview Monday with the Journal Sentinel.
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[url=http://www.usatoday.com/story/sponsor-story/doctors-without-borders/2016/11/30/doctors-without-borders-5-stories-care-and-compassion/94555454/]Ryan said there will be an early repeal vote next year, but after that, “clearly there will be a transition and a bridge so that no one is left out in the cold, so that no one is worse off. The purpose here is to bring relief to people who are suffering from Obamacare so that they can get something better.”

Some Republicans have suggested it would take years to perform the complex process of phasing out and replacing the health care law.

Critics and some analysts have predicted that a GOP strategy of quickly voting to repeal the program but delaying its effective end date would create chaos and disruption for the people currently in it.

Ryan rejected that, saying “Obamacare is failing and failing quickly,” and “there is nowhere to go but up with respect to Obamacare.”

Ryan also addressed other issues in the interview: