Where is the Senate GOP healthcare plan?

[sabbat hunter]

Today was supposed to be the day it was going to be released by Sen. Majority Leader Thune? Also he was supposed to allow a vote on the Democratic Party plan. Silence on both parts from Thune. Why is no one in the news saying a peep about the lack of a plan from Thune? Even AP news which tends to be among the most balanced is not pursuing this story.

[WestMichRad]

1. Today's the day!

[Lovie777]

2. It's a dozy.............

if it is same garbage GQP has been spouting, it would bankrupt 1/2 of the country.

[Jerry2144]

3. They've updated it from what we saw last time

It’s now:

Don’t get sick. And if you do, F off and die quickly.

[Conjuay]

8. Don't get sick

And if you do, dig a hole so we don't have to.

[hatrack]

4. Don't worry, they'll have one in two weeks - bank on it!!

[Jack Valentino]

5. Check the toilet, or the local cemetery...

They'd settle for either, as the final destination of all us serfs and peasants....

UNLESS---- (GASP!) they haven't actually been born yet!

[LogDog75]

6. What's they're hurry?

They've only been promising one since 2008.

[mackdaddy]

7. Don't get sick, but if you do, Die. And die Quickly.

Same as it always has been.

[Xolodno]

9. Pretty hard to come up with a health care plan when...

...the current plan is exactly what they had proposed before. That being the ACA, also known as Obamacare. They know they need to reinstate the subsidies, but painted themselves into a corner.

They could go with Nixon's or Reagan's plan. Couple of problems, one they have already long since denounced those plans as communist. Second they need to be reworked for today, and that is not going to get done in a couple of weeks. Nor has there been any other ideas other than going back to the way things were. Which some of them want, but they know that will be political suicide.

The whole "we want to offer people a choice on plans" is bullshit. Some states can only support one health insurance company with the population they have. Unless they allow cross state or regional buy in. But that takes regulation away from the state and federalizes it, something else they don't want.

They fucked themselves. Too bad everyone else is going to feel it.

[sabbat hunter]

10. They want

cross state buy in of insurance, that way only the worst plans in the state with the fewest plans, and lowest coverage would be available.

[tritsofme]

11. I'm not really sure what you mean? I've seen lots of articles discussing this.

Republicans are not likely to offer a single alternative, because they are so divided.

Schumer’s three year extension of ACA subsidies will get a vote this week, but it is not expected to pass.

[Emile]

12. They say, damn we already work twice as hard as Congress.

Hold your horse there cowboys.

[Iggo]

13. Where's the Epstein files?