next year. it s in a true crisis. greg: dean heller was saying no way i m signing this bill. dean heller voted for repeal effort and the we look at it, if the replacement part is difficult for republicans, let s go back and take care of the first step and repeal and even those 49 there s another member todd young from indiana who voted for the bill too. you have 50 members on record having voted for that recently. that s an option. at that point if you repealed it, you can come back with replacement effort that might be bipartisan. greg: are you concerned that you did repeal first and replacement later you might end up with repeal and never get around re replacing it. we think that helps solve many of the problems americans are facing and other legislative vehicles going on at the same time. just last week the house passed med mal.
next year. it s in a true crisis. greg: dean heller was saying no way i m signing this bill. dean heller voted for repeal effort and the we look at it, if the replacement part is difficult for republicans, let s go back and take care of the first step and repeal and even those 49 there s another member todd young from indiana who voted for the bill too. you have 50 members on record having voted for that recently. that s an option. at that point if you repealed it, you can come back with replacement effort that might be bipartisan. greg: are you concerned that you did repeal first and replacement later you might end up with repeal and never get around re replacing it. we think that helps solve many of the problems americans are facing and other legislative vehicles going on at the same time. just last week the house passed med mal.
next year. it s in a true crisis. greg: dean heller was saying no way i m signing this bill. dean heller voted for repeal effort and the we look at it, if the replacement part is difficult for republicans, let s go back and take care of the first step and repeal and even those 49 there s another member todd young from indiana who voted for the bill too. you have 50 members on record having voted for that recently. that s an option. at that point if you repealed it, you can come back with replacement effort that might be bipartisan. greg: are you concerned that you did repeal first and replacement later you might end up with repeal and never get around re replacing it. we think that helps solve many of the problems americans are facing and other legislative vehicles going on at the same time. just last week the house passed med mal.