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President Trump on Friday blamed Democrats, not Republicans, for the stunning collapse of the GOP healthcare plan.
The bill?s failure was a humiliating setback for Trump, Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and other Republican lawmakers, who campaigned for years on repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
Trump sought to distance himself from the promise to repeal ObamaCare.
"I never said repeal and replace it in 64 days," the president said.
In slamming Democrats, Trump is trying to quell a blame game between the White House that has erupted behind the scenes as the bill ran into major trouble on Capitol Hill.
While Democrats were united against the plan, defections from both conservative and moderates mounted even as Trump personally attempted to convince members of both factions to get on board.
But Trump evinced some annoyance with opponents of the measure, saying that, ?We all learned a lot, we learned a lot about loyalty.?
After the Health Care Bill collapse, Steve Bannon was nowhere to be seen.
The bill?s failure was a humiliating setback for Trump, Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and other Republican lawmakers, who campaigned for years on repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
Trump sought to distance himself from the promise to repeal ObamaCare.
"I never said repeal and replace it in 64 days," the president said.
In slamming Democrats, Trump is trying to quell a blame game between the White House that has erupted behind the scenes as the bill ran into major trouble on Capitol Hill.
While Democrats were united against the plan, defections from both conservative and moderates mounted even as Trump personally attempted to convince members of both factions to get on board.
But Trump evinced some annoyance with opponents of the measure, saying that, ?We all learned a lot, we learned a lot about loyalty.?
After the Health Care Bill collapse, Steve Bannon was nowhere to be seen.
