The woes continued for the Senate GOP’s healthcare bill Friday afternoon when House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows, R-N. C., said the legislation will not pass in the House as is.
The woes continued for the Senate GOP’s healthcare bill Friday afternoon when House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows, R-N. C., said the legislation will not pass in the House as is.
A spokesman for Meadows said the legislation does not have enough support from House conservatives.
The Freedom Caucus opposed the first version of the American Health Care Act, which led to a planned March 24 vote being canceled. The bill was then altered to appease the conservative group in order to get the votes.
