Djou: Yes, I’ll Join GOP Effort to Repeal Health Care Reform
I followed up with GOP congressional candidate Charles Djou to clear up what he meant when he said Republicans should try to work on dramatic reform first
Jul 31, 2020259.7K Shares7.2M Views
I followed up with GOP congressional candidate Charles Djouto clear up what he meant when he said Republicans should “try to work on dramatic reform first” before moving to repeal the health care bill. In an email, I asked Djou whether he’d sign the Club for Growth’s “Repeal It” pledge — he hasn’t yet — and whether, if he got to Congress, he’d co-sponsor Rep. Michele Bachmann’s (R-Minn.) repeal legislation.
“Yes to both,” said Djou, “but repeal isn’t going to happen unless Republicans capture a 2/3 majority in both chambers to override an Obama veto.”
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