Who will the decent Republican senators be? If any?

[Stuart G]

The replacement plan is sh*t.
.Everyone with a brain knows it. If it gets to the senate, will any of them vote against it? I sure hope so.

[Afromania]

1. none

none, absolutely none. Every single one of them is going to sit on their hands while this insanity takes place. There isn't a decent one among the bunch. At absolute best a few of them may break ranks once its clear their own seat is in danger due to their constituents finally figuring out who their real enemy is.

[old guy]

2. Beat me by eyelash!

[Stuart G]

3. Perhaps you are correct..but I think there will be a few.

Perhaps those just elected for new 6 year terms haven't got anything to lose. Maybe Mc Cain or the fellow from Wisconsin. It is hard to know. The situation is in flux, but I don't think this will ever get through the senate.

[C_U_L8R]

4. They got nothing.

Not a clue. Not an idea.
They've had eight years to come up with even an inkling, and they've got nada.

[Stuart G]

8. Yes, you are right..nothing..bull sh*t ..

After at least 6 years of complaining and saying ACA needed to be changed, they came up with nothing worth while...in the end 24 million tossed off insurance. A health disaster caused by Republicans. What complete disaster if passed. But, I don't think it will make it. Just a hunch..We will see, and I hope there are 3 of them who care about those 24 million.

[lame54]

5. TBD

[Thrill]

6. There is only one

Don't even expect any thing more than that

[KingCharlemagne]

7. "Decent Republican" is an oxymoron - nt

[GWC58]

9. The words "decent" & "Republican,"

much like President and Trump, don't belong together!

[FreeStateDemocrat]

10. If it may cost them re-election in 2018 they'll cover their asses and vote against it out of

purely selfish survival in power motives. Otherwise they give a fuck who it hurts or kills, even if it's millions of Americans. The rest figure it will be forgotten or bull shitted away by 2020 and/or they are more afraid of der Fuhrer.

[Stuart G]

11. Sadly...when originally presented...no Republicans in House or Senate..voted for the ACA

I found this on the internet.....

The Affordable Care Act, deemed "Obamacare" by some, received no Republican votes in either the Senate or the House of Representatives. In the Senate, the bill was passed with a total of 60 votes, or 58 Democratic Party votes and 2 Independent Party votes.............

Here is a link on the above quote:
https://www.reference.com/business-finance/many-republicans-voted-obamacare-6d2b7abbd87ad5b2


So even though the ACA has saved thousands of lives...the assholes will probably vote against it..but maybe there will be a few...maybe...??

[LAS14]

12. I've been waiting and waiting. It's so depressing...

... to think that the whole of the party of smaller government has turned into a party of evil.

[Stuart G]

14. "Party of evil."

Great term...But if there are 3, will those three wait till the vote, or announce ahead of time?....We will find out in the next few weeks... Perhaps, just perhaps this sh*t will not pass....

[madinmaryland]

17. Yeah...

and then Manchin will join the repubicans.

[Demsrule86]

13. Decent...there are none...but want to keep their seat...enough to stop this mess.

[Jack-o-Lantern]

15. Decent Republican senators? Now there's an oxymoron for you.

[pnwmom]

16. The three who are currently expressing strong concerns. One is Susan Collins

but I don't remember who the others are.

[crazycatlady]

19. Lisa Murkowski? Dean Heller?

[DFW]

18. It may not come to a vote in the Senate--not in anything like its present form, anyway

I think a few (number increasing) House members are getting the message in the town halls they are holding in their home districts, and reporting back to the party leadership that, while they will vote for anything the party leadership tells them to, they are facing serious popular opposition to the whole scheme in their home districts. The monolith of solid Republican voter blocs may start to crumble over this issue. Oh, the congresscritters will go down with the ship, if asked, but when there is a chance not to sink the ship at all, shouldn't it be considered?

[Zing Zing Zingbah]

20. Susan Collins isn't supporting it

http://www.pressherald.com/2017/03/16/sen-susan-collins-says-she-cant-support-house-aca-replacement-in-current-form/

[WinkyDink]

21. Members of the Greedy Old Party?