look, i think in this case, i think charlie is absolutely right. the republicans are in their own quagmire. and unlike with the passage of the affordable care act in the first place when president obama was very invested in the policy itself a part of putting it together, the president in this case doesn t really care what passes. he has shown no you know, favoritism for one plan or another. he just wants to win. he just wants to put something in the win column and call it a success without really thinking about how it will impact people. and meanwhile, we re having one measure after another with predictions that millions of people will lose health coverage and premiums will still go up. but meanwhile, have you people like john mccain like a group of governors today bipartisan governors including charlie baker from massachusetts where my paper is, calling for people to say look, enough. let s come together. let s nick skinny repeal and all these other plans.
about how it will impact people. and meanwhile, we re having one measure after another with predictions that millions of people will lose health coverage and premiums will still go up. but meanwhile, have you people like john mccain like a group of governors today bipartisan governors including charlie baker from massachusetts where my paper is, calling for people to say look, enough. let s come together. let s nick skinny repeal and all these other plans. come together. use regular order. democrats and republicans, figure out a way to stabilize the markets. that s the problem. we want to stop insurers from leaving the markets. it seems like the only real solution is the one that s politically impossible right now. and in 30 seconds or less because i m scooting to a break, while you guys hang on, charlie, what about mccain s blasphemous suggestion yesterday that they have regular hearings in the committee in the senate where this should originate from, throw open the doors, let peopl
case doesn t really care what passes. he has shown no you know, favoritism for one plan or another. he just wants to win. he just wants to put something in the win column and call it a success without really thinking about how it will impact people. and meanwhile, we re having one measure after another with predictions that millions of people will lose health coverage and premiums will still go up. but meanwhile, have you people like john mccain like a group of governors today bipartisan governors including charlie baker from massachusetts where my paper is, calling for people to say look, enough. let s come together. let s nick skinny repeal and all these other plans. come together. use regular order. democrats and republicans, figure out a way to stabilize the markets. that s the problem. we want to stop insurers from leaving the markets. it seems like the only real solution is the one that s politically impossible right now. and in 30 seconds or less