The voice of McCain decided the outcome of the landmark programs of the Obama presidency

Just returned from a major operation, McCain has already started to gather around the hype.

Us Senator John McCain contributed to the decision on the procedure for the discussion of the changes in medical reform, but the current bill did not vote.

The U.S. Senate has decided to initiate the procedure for discussion of the changes of health reform, which was conducted by ex-US President Barack Obama (Obamacare).

To achieve a positive result of the vote failed after the appearance in the Capitol of the Senator-Republican John McCain, who recently was diagnosed with a brain tumor. His voice was decisive, 51st, when 50 opponents of this decision.
On Twitter, McCain wrote that he voted for a proposal to begin open debate on health care.
“But I will not vote for the bill, which is today,” said the Senator.

The President of the United States Donald trump thanked McCain on Twitter.
“Thank you for coming to D.C. for such a vital vote. Congratulations to all the Republicans, now we can provide medical care for all Americans,” he wrote.

Bloomberg writes that McCain plans to stay in Washington for a few days, then go to Arizona for treatment.

Project of health reform, which 4 may have voted only representatives of the Republican party suggests the abolition of penalties for refusal to purchase health insurance. In return, encourages Americans to buy insurance policies.
As argued by the representatives of the Democratic party, Obamacare program, during his actions helped to get a discounted health insurance, 20 million people who previously could not afford it.

The first attempt to repeal Obamacare the Republicans took in March 2017, but then they didn’t have enough votes in the lower house.

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For the cancellation of a significant part of the law on mandatory health insurance, known as Obamacare, the U.S. Congress voted on may 4 by a margin of four votes. Voted only the congressmen from the Republican party.

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