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Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), has made public criticisms about repealing Obamacare. On Wednesday, Paul sided with Democrats to vote against a motion to debate resolutions for a repeal. vintage christmas santa nice butt poster  The survey revealed that “Obamacare isn’t even people’s top health care concern. The vast majority—67 percent—say their top priority is finding a way to lower their health care costs.” The second priority for Americans is lowering prescription drug costs, which came in at 61 percent. The passing of the bill came with much protest from Democrats on the Senate floor. “One by one, Democrats rose to voice their objections. Senator Maria Cantwell of Washington said that Republicans were ‘stealing health care from Americans.’

Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon said he was voting no ‘because health care should not just be for the healthy and wealthy.’” Senator Cory Gardner (R-CO), who presided over the voting, had to bang his gavel several times to tell Democrats they were out of order. “Debate is not allowed during a vote,” he said. The passing of the budget resolution is more of a procedural step that the Republicans need to introduce a special type of legislation known as a reconciliation bill, which will allow them to repeal major parts of Obamacare. You can read more here. Senate Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) warned Republicans that Democrats will not help them if they repeal Obamacare without first implementing a replacement plan. Schumer reported that he would work with Republicans to improve Obamacare or create reform bills, but only under certain conditions. “So long as it covers as many people as the ACA, so long as it helps bring