Today, Patsy Brumfield had an article about Childers and Obamacare.
Childers stated . . .
“Calls to repeal the bill are politically motivated,” U.S. Rep. Travis Childers said Wednesday. “I voted against the bill. It’s time we move forward in working to make it better.”
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“But for me, the bad – in particular, the high cost of the bill – outweighed the good,” he said. “I will continue to support common-sense reform provisions and work to change measures that would negatively impact the people of the 1st District.”
Whatever that means.
But it raises an interesting question. Will Childers vote against the updated Senate fix that heads back to the House? Theoretically, is that bill better than the original law? If not, why not?
Just interesting questions from the YP Nation.
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