On Friday’s Mark Levin show, Senate Republicans will never get a clean repeal because of John McCain and others. McCain having campaigned against Obamacare and now flipping, is now being praised for it by the liberal media. Rand Paul’s position is understandable but he doesn’t have the votes for his position. Paul voted for the prior proposal before Graham Cassidy which was worse. The fact is that 18 of the Democrats support the socialist national healthcare. If the Democrats take the Senate a majority of them will support it and use the budget process to get it. Their polices cannot work, because when you reject human nature and reality, you destroy, burn down, and eviscerate in favor of phony paradise. After that, Ron Johnson calls in to talk about the Graham-Cassidy bill and trying to get it passed. It is about making federal spending more equitable across the states. There are many Democrats that should be supportive of this as it will be helpful to their states. This takes us off the path of a single payer system and puts us back on the path of federalism. It is imperative for America to take the first step to the Graham Cassidy bill. In addition, Jimmy Kimmel has been working with Chuck Schumer to oppose this bill. Finally the real conservative Roy Moore, running for one of Alabama’s Senate seats calls in to talk about his race. Moore is not a perfect man, but he is perfect enough and will vote the right way. Luther Strange is worse than Reince Priebus and has ethical problems. Moore wants to go back to free enterprise and does not buy into the Washington mindset. He wants to be a voice be for the people of Alabama and the Constitution.
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