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Ousted Minnesota Republican Faults McCain For Losing House
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From The Associated Press
WOW! You're blaming John McCain for voting not to repeal Obamacare simply because of hatred for Donald Trump? Seriously? Here's the facts. McCain voted against the repeal because before leaving this earth, he wanted to make sure people had some kind of health care. Most Republicans wanted to take health care away from millions of people. McCain knew it wasn't right, and he voted that way to say that's not right.
Now for my opinion. Jason Lewis is a Donald Trump-wannabe clone. He could care less about anyone else and the people in Minnesota voted that way to say they don't agree with Lewis, with Trump or their policies. So, Lewis blaming John McCain is his way of throwing a Trump-like tantrum because he lost his seat in the House of Representatives. Bottom line, just like I said in regard to Trump's reaction to ending with a split Congress beginning in 2019, grow up, man!
Just saying.

The Associated Press Staff wrote:
ST. PAUL, Minn. — A recently defeated Republican congressman is blaming the Democratic House takeover on the late Republican Sen. John McCain's vote against repealing the Affordable Care Act.
First-term Minnesota Rep. Jason Lewis argued in a Wall Street Journal opinion piece first published Sunday that McCain's vote against repealing the federal health care law last year "killed the reform effort." Lewis said the vote also unleashed a wave of Democratic attack ads against Republicans across the country on health care issues.
McCain, a longtime Arizona senator, was among three Republicans to vote against the repeal legislation in the Senate.
Democrats took back control of the House after hammering Republicans on pre-existing conditions, citing the GOP's repeal efforts and an ongoing lawsuit from 20-plus Republican attorneys general to repeal former President Barack Obama's health care law. Lewis was among the Republicans unseated last week, losing his suburban Minneapolis-area seat to Democratic challenger Angie Craig.
Lewis argued that McCain's vote was motivated by distaste for President Donald Trump and not by policy concerns.
Lewis's column first appeared online on Veteran's Day. McCain — a decorated war hero, former prisoner of war and one-time Republican presidential nominee — died earlier this year of brain cancer.
McCain's daughter, Meghan McCain, called Lewis's remarks "abhorrent" on Twitter. Lewis's campaign manager did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Lewis is no stranger to controversy. His past career as a conservative talk show radio host was a campaign issue in his 2016 election and again during his failed 2018 bid for a second term, including years-old remarks in which he wondered aloud why he couldn't call a woman "a slut" and said it's not the federal government's place to ban slavery.
WOW! You're blaming John McCain for voting not to repeal Obamacare simply because of hatred for Donald Trump? Seriously? Here's the facts. McCain voted against the repeal because before leaving this earth, he wanted to make sure people had some kind of health care. Most Republicans wanted to take health care away from millions of people. McCain knew it wasn't right, and he voted that way to say that's not right.
Now for my opinion. Jason Lewis is a Donald Trump-wannabe clone. He could care less about anyone else and the people in Minnesota voted that way to say they don't agree with Lewis, with Trump or their policies. So, Lewis blaming John McCain is his way of throwing a Trump-like tantrum because he lost his seat in the House of Representatives. Bottom line, just like I said in regard to Trump's reaction to ending with a split Congress beginning in 2019, grow up, man!
Just saying.

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