An incoming House committee chairman said today that the new Republican majority will probably move this month to repeal President Obama’s health care bill, setting up a major political battle over the president’s major domestic initiative. Easy To Insure ME has the answers
Rep. Fred Upton, R-Mich., incoming chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, agreed that the Senate is unlikely to follow suit, and Obama would doubtless veto any repeal effort. But he said Republicans would then seek to block various aspects of the law, including the requirement that all Americans buy health insurance.
“We’re going to go after this bill piece by piece,” Upton said on Fox News Sunday, later adding: “We will look at these individual pieces to see if we can’t have the thing crumble.”
Upton said a general repeal vote by the House will probably take place before the president’s State of the Union address, which is expected to be in late January.
