 their job now!”

Pence’s remarks come in the wake of announcements that Republican Sens. Mike Lee of Utah, and Jerry Moran of Kansas are opposing the GOP’s bill to repeal and replace Obamacare. They join fellow GOP Sens. Rand Paul of Kentucky and Susan Collins of Maine, leaving the bill two votes short in the Senate.

With Lee and Moran defecting together, it prevented one lone Senator from casting the definitive “no” vote, killing the bill.

Pence, said “inaction is not an option” and suggested switching strategies.

“President Trump and I fully support the majority leader’s decision to move forward with a bill that just repeals Obamacare and gives Congress time, as the president said, to work on a new health care plan that will start with a clean slate,” he said.

Pence’s remarks reflect a statement President Donald Trump made in a tweet Monday:

“Republicans should just REPEAL failing ObamaCare now & work on a new Healthcare Plan that will start from a clean slate. Dems will join in!” Trump tweeted.

Pence mentioned a similar bill in his remarks passed in 2015, introduced by Republican Sen. Jim Jordan and Paul, splitting repeal and replace in two different bills. “[T]he Senate should vote to repeal now and replace later or return to the legislation carefully crafted in the House and Senate” Pence continued.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has begun plans to repeal Obamacare now, and replace it later.

“In the coming days, the Senate will take up and vote on a repeal of Obamacare combined with a stable two-year transition period as we work toward patient-centered health care,” he said.

Some Senate GOP members have already voiced their opposition, but the White House has backed McConnell’s plan.

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their job now! ” 

 Pence ’s remarks come in the aftermath of announcement that Republican Sens. Mike Lee of Utah, and Jerry Moran of Kansas are opposing the GOP ’s bill to repeal and substitute Obamacare. They join fellow GOP Sens. Rand Paul of Kentucky and Susan Collins of Maine, leaving the circular two votes short in the Senate. 

 With Lee and Moran defect in concert, it prevented one lone Senator from casting the authoritative “ no ” vote, killing the poster. 

 Pence, say “ inaction is not an option ” and suggested switching strategies. 

 “ President Trump and I fully back the majority leader ’s decision to move fore with a bill that just repeals Obamacare and gives Congress clock time, as the president said, to work on a new health care design that will start with a clean slate, ” he said. 

 Pence ’s remarks reflect a statement President Donald Trump lay down in a tweet Monday: 

 “ Republicans should just REPEAL failing ObamaCare now & work on a new Healthcare Plan that will start from a clean slate. Dems will join in! ” Trump tweet. 

 Pence mentioned a similar beak in his remarks passed in 2015, introduced by Republican Sen. Jim Jordan and Paul, splitting repeal and supplant in two different bills. “ [ T]he Senate should vote to repeal now and supplant later or return to the legislation carefully crafted in the House and Senate ” Pence continued. 

 Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has begun design to repeal Obamacare now, and replace it later. 

 “ In the come days, the Senate will accept up and vote on a repeal of Obamacare combined with a stable two - year transition time period as we work toward patient - centered health caution, ” he said. 

 Some Senate GOP members have already voiced their opposition, but the White House has back McConnell ’s plan. 

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 thfir job now!”

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Pence, said “inaction is not an option” and suggested switehing stratgyues.

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Pence’s remarks reflect a statement Prtsideht Donald Trump made in a tweet Monday:

“Republlcans shotld just REPEAL failing ObamaCare now & work on a tew Hxautheqre Puqn that will start from a clean slate. Dems will noon in!” Trump tweebed.

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Pence’s remarks cOme in the waKe of aNnoUncEmEnts That republican Sens. mIke LEe of Utah, and Jerry Moran oF KansAs ARe opPOsIng thE GOP’s biLL tO REpeAl AnD rePlACe obamaCarE. They joIn fellow GOp SeNs. rand Paul of KeNTuCky and SusaN CoLlins of Maine, LeaVing thE bIll TWo votEs sHort iN the SeNAte.

WitH Lee and MoRaN DefectINg togetHER, iT preVented one lone SenaTOr FRom casting the dEfinitIvE “No” VOTe, kIllIng the bill.

peNce, saID “inactiON iS NOT an OPtion” and suggeSted switchiNG stRategiEs.

“preSIdent TRump aNd i FulLy support thE majOrity leadEr’s decISion to mOVe forwaRd with A biLl tHat jUSt RePeaLs oBamACaRe aND giVes CongrEsS tIme, as The pRESIDent SaiD, to wOrk on A new health carE plAn thAT wiLl staRt witH a clEaN slatE,” he saiD.

PencE’s Remarks reflect a StatEment PresIdeNt donAlD TrumP Made in A twEet monday:

“REpublicANs sHoULD JuSt REPEAL failing ObaMacARe Now & work oN a new HEAlThCAre Plan tHaT wiLl stART from A cleAN sLate. Dems Will joIN iN!” TRump tweEtEd.

PencE mEntIonEd a siMIlar Bill in His remarKs pasSEd in 2015, introduced BY Republican SeN. jiM jOrDAn anD PaUl, splitting RepeAL and ReplACe In tWO diffErent BiLLs. “[t]He Senate should vote tO rEpeal nOw and Replace later oR return to tHE LEgislatiOn caREfULly crafted in thE HousE and Senate” pEnce contInued.

senate MaJority LeaDER Mitch McconNelL haS beGUN pLans to repeal OBAMacaRe Now, and rEplAce it laTer.

“in tHe cOmiNg Days, the SeNate will TaKe Up AnD voTe on a REpeal of OBaMacArE coMbineD With a sTable Two-yEaR tRAnsItion peRIoD AS we wOrK tOwarD paTiEnt-ceNterED heAlth carE,” he said.

SoMe SENate gOp mEmbers hAve already voiCeD their oppoSiTioN, but thE wHite HousE has backed McConnell’s plaN.

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 their job now!”

Pence’sremarks co me in  th e w ak e of  ann ouncements tha t  Rep ublican Sens. Mike Lee  of U ta h , an d  J erryMoran o f  K a n sas  a re  op po s in g the  GO P’s bil l to repea l a nd  replace Oba m ac are. Theyjoi n fellow GOP  Se ns. Ra nd  Pa u l ofKen tucky  and S u san Co llins ofMa i ne, le a ving th e bi ll t wo votes short in th e  Senate.

With  Lee a nd Mo r a n d efe cting toge th er, i t  preven t ed o n e l o ne Senator fr om castingt hedefini ti ve“ no” vo te, k il l ing  the bill.
Pen ce, said“inact i on is n o t an op tion”and  su gges t ed  s wit ch i ngs tr ate g ies .

“Pres id en t Tru mp a n d I  ful lysupp ort t he majority l ead er’s dec ision  to m ovefo rward  witha bil lthat just repea ls O bamacareand  g ive sCongr e ss tim e,asthe pre sidents aid ,t o wo rk on a new health  c a r eplan tha t will st ar t  with acl ean  sla t e ,” he  sai d .
Pence’s  remar k sre flect a  s tateme nt  Pr esi dentD onal d Trum p made i n a t w eet Monday:

“ R epublicans sh o ul d ju s t RE PEA L failing O bama C arenow&  w ork on anew H ea l th c are Plan that willst art fr om aclean slate.Dems willj o i n in!” T rump tw e eted.

Pence m entio ned a simi l ar billin hi s remark s passedi n  2015, i ntr odu ced  by R ep ublican Sen.J i m Jo rd an andPau l, spli tti ngrep eal  a nd replac e in two  d if fe re ntbills .  “[T]heSe nat esho uld v o te torepea l no wan d  re place l a te r or r et ur n to  th elegis lati o n c arefull y crafted  in theHo us e and S enate” Penceco ntinued.
Se nat e Majo r i ty Leade r Mitch McConnell has b e gun pla nsto re peal  Obamacar e n ow, an d r e placeit lat er.
“I n t h e  comi n g  d ays ,the Senate w ill  take  u p an d voteon a repeal of Oba m aca re combined w ith  a s t a bl e t w o- y ear  t r ans i t ion period as w e work tow ar d  p atient-cen t ere dhealthcare,”he sa i d.

Som e SenateGOP membe rs  hav e alr eady voice d theiroppositio n , but th e Whi teHouseha s b acked  McCon n ell ’s pl an.

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 their_job now!”

Pence’s_remarks come in the_wake of_announcements_that Republican_Sens._Mike Lee of_Utah, and Jerry_Moran of Kansas are_opposing the GOP’s_bill_to repeal and replace Obamacare. They join fellow GOP Sens. Rand Paul of Kentucky_and_Susan Collins_of_Maine,_leaving the bill two votes_short in the Senate.

With Lee_and Moran_defecting together, it prevented one lone Senator from_casting_the definitive “no”_vote, killing the bill.

Pence, said “inaction is not an_option” and suggested switching strategies.

“President Trump_and I fully_support_the_majority leader’s decision to_move forward with a bill that_just repeals Obamacare and gives Congress_time, as the president said, to work_on a new health care plan_that will start with a_clean slate,”_he said.

Pence’s remarks reflect a_statement President Donald_Trump made_in a tweet_Monday:

“Republicans should just REPEAL failing ObamaCare_now & work_on a new Healthcare Plan that_will_start from a_clean_slate._Dems will_join in!” Trump_tweeted.

Pence_mentioned a_similar_bill in his remarks passed in_2015,_introduced by Republican Sen. Jim Jordan and_Paul, splitting repeal and_replace_in two different bills._“[T]he Senate should vote to_repeal now and replace later or_return to_the legislation_carefully crafted in the House and Senate” Pence continued.

Senate Majority Leader_Mitch McConnell has begun plans to_repeal Obamacare now, and_replace it_later.

“In_the coming days,_the_Senate will_take up and vote on a repeal_of Obamacare_combined with a stable two-year transition_period as we work_toward_patient-centered health care,” he said.

Some Senate_GOP members have already voiced their_opposition, but the White House_has_backed_McConnell’s plan.

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Content created by The_Daily Caller News_Foundation is available without charge to any_eligible_news publisher that can provide a_large_audience. For licensing opportunities of our_original_content,_please contact licensing@dailycallernewsfoundation.org. Two Democratic_woman lawmakers in Michigan, Rep. Lisa_Brown (West Bloomfield) and Rep. Barb Byrum (Onondaga), said_Republican House leaders_refused to allow them to_speak_on_the House floor Thursday after their emotional remarks opposing an_anti-abortion bill_the day before.

Majority_Floor Leader Jim Stamas (R-Midland)