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We'll have charlie dent on, the republican from pennsylvania. he effectively said if you roll back the medicaid expansion that was in obamacare, he can't vote for it. that's the moderate wing saying we can't abide by some of the things in this that are good for the freedom caucus. >> the focus until now has been the freedom caucus. the focus now is going to move to the tuesday group, the moderate block. we'll have the same vote counting and careful attention to their votes on this because it is hard to square the goals of the republicans. it's hard to not have these coverage rules, hard to cut...
The idea of losing 24 million people off the coverage rules, voluntary or otherwise, it's a bad thing. even if they are off by half, it is still a bad thing. ryan is trying to turn into a positive by saying this is what freedom looks like. obamacare offered people a bad product which they didn't want to buy and we're going to offer them a product which more of them won't want to buy. it's not a solution, which i think what is going to happen is if this can pass in the house, it does go over to the senate where they just rewrite the whole darn thing and see what happens. >> bret: here is senato...
The idea of losing 24 million people off the coverage rules, voluntary or otherwise, it's a bad thing. even if they are off by half, it is still a bad thing. ryan is trying to turn into a positive by saying this is what freedom looks like. obamacare offered people a bad product which they didn't want to buy and we're going to offer them a product which more of them won't want to buy. it's not a solution, which i think what is going to happen is if this can pass in the house, it does go over to the senate where they just rewrite the whole darn thing and see what happens. >> bret: here is senato...