Just five days after having been diagnosed with brain cancer, John McCain announced Monday night on Twitter that he will return to Congress on Tuesday.
McCain is returning to a Senate deeply divided on the future of health care in the United States.
Democrats won’t vote for a bill that pulls back any features in Obamacare – much less the full repeal of the former president’s legacy law.
Senate Republicans are fighting over what they should even consider for debate. Some believe that only a bill that could pass the reconciliation rules should be considered. Others, a full repeal and replace and Conservatives favor a full repeal-only bill.
With McCain’s return, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell can lose two Republicans and still get a bill to the floor for debate, but it is unclear what bill, if any, that will be.
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