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Headline Roundup July 14th, 2017

New Senate Health Bill Struggles

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Senate Republicans’ revised health bill is aimed at shoring up faltering GOP support, but the measure’s future remained precarious as at least two Republicans vowed to oppose it.

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Senate immediately loses 2 Republican votes on revised Obamacare repeal bill
Senate immediately loses 2 Republican votes on revised Obamacare repeal bill

Washington Times

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Sen. Susan Collins: ‘Not something that I can support’

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Centrist Republicans push back on GOP healthcare bill
Centrist Republicans push back on GOP healthcare bill

The Hill

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Senate Republicans from states that expanded Medicaid enrollment under ObamaCare are pushing back on pressure from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) to support the conference’s new healthcare bill.

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Revised Senate health-care bill still lacks the votes to pass
Revised Senate health-care bill still lacks the votes to pass

Washington Post

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Within hours, it was clear that Senate leaders still didn’t have the votes to fulfill their long-standing quest to replace former president Barack Obama’s 2010 health-care law.

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