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Asked whether he needs more help from the White House on pushing for a health care deal before Jan. 1, Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) tells Margaret Brennan, “Our problem is not with Republicans. Our problem has been with Democrats.” “What I am kind of searching for is a deal... show more

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After two failed votes on competing health care bills, Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) says there’s still “a deal to be had here” between Democrats and Republicans. Cassidy tells Margaret Brennan he’d be willing to do a short-term extension of the expiring ACA tax credits, if Democrats ”concede” to addressing insurance deductibles. “We need to push for that deal,” he says.

After two failed votes on competing health care bills, Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) says there’s still “a deal to be had here” between Democrats and Republicans. Cassidy tells Margaret Brennan he’d be willing to do a short-term extension of the expiring ACA tax credits, if Democrats ”concede” to addressing insurance deductibles. “We need to push for that deal,” he says.

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Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) said on the Senate floor earlier this month that President Trump needs to engage in making healthcare more affordable. He told Margaret Brennan Thursday “if the president gets engaged, it gives a real push.” “The plan I propose takes principles that the president has embraced and makes them and kind of puts them into practice, if you will,” Cassidy said.

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Margaret Brennan: Will anyone else hold the president accountable once Cornyn is gone and Tillis is gone, and you're gone? Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA): The simple answer will be yes. The men and women who serve in Congress, by and large, love our country. I mean, they all love our country deeply, and by and large they will do what is required… The Senate is a separate body, separate from the presidency. I think we're seeing that. Margaret Brennan: Do you think the president understands that? Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA): I don't know if the president does.

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