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When Senate passed big bill, Lisa Murkowski said: “This bill needs more work across chambers and is not ready for the president’s desk.” But House jammed it through. Asked her if it was naive to think House would change it “It was not naive to suggest that it could...

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Jared Ryan Searsvor 1 Jahr

It wasn't naive to suggest that; it was desperation because she knew the bill was terrible and knew she was the one who allowed it to pass. Murkowski hoped that the House would bail her out.

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greg cantwellvor 1 Jahr

If she wanted changes made to the bill, she would used her leverage, and she had plenty, to get them made before it was voted on. She folded under pressure, because she was scared of the heat.

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Bill DeMayovor 1 Jahr

Not naive... Dumb.

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Patricia Dianne Rosevor 1 Jahr

@lisamurkowski not taking responsibility for her vote for the big ugly bill. You had THREE CHOICES, Lisa. You could have voted no until the bill was fixed.

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Sanity Lanevor 1 Jahr

If she didn't like the bill, it behooved her to vote no. Because of the Trump, Vance and GOP Medicaid cuts, Nebraska has already announced a closing of a health care clinic. They have no plan as to how to get patients the care that they need. The media and GOP have ignored that!

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Michael Marshvor 1 Jahr

She’s a coward who has no integrity or honor.

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Oreo(AKA Ronni)vor 1 Jahr

If she wanted the bill to go to conference committees, then she should've voted NO. It may not have been naive, on her part, to suggest it could happen. But by voting YES, she prevented it from happening.

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Jewelsvor 1 Jahr

And one day pigs may indeed fly.

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Paula Cornellvor 1 Jahr

You made a choice Lisa and WeThePeople will remember

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toomanycats1964vor 1 Jahr

Ok! Where is your follow up question?

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