I'm glad that something as petty as national healthcare couldn't get in the way of same-party love.

Edit: /s, yes. But I've been looking through the comments sections of various Fox News articles, as ya do, and there are some very vocal armchair conservatives who are somehow convinced that the democratic party is in its death throes. I'm not saying the democrats are above reproach, but if you can't see that the "GOP" is an absolute gaffe right now, I dunno what to tell you. You think these people represent you? Still? Dude, they can't even coddle you as hard as they'd like, arguably due to sheer incompetence, not for lack of effort. Almost all of these people are trying to direct money upwards and they can't even agree on how best to do it. They know that if they passed this, enough citizens would die that the party would be done for, within one or two election cycles. That's implicitly acknowledging your status of near-extinct. I'm not going to preach at people on that side of the fence, but I am going to eventually want to have a conversation. Hopefully, we have some time to figure out approaching it tactfully and tastefully enough for serious consideration before we manage to collectively kill ourselves. And I know a lot of people have said "we've tried that, and it didn't work, we're sick of it!", but the minds of many middle-class conservatives are probably slightly more sensitized to rational debate. Slightly. I'm feeling almost optimistic, today.

Edit2: Although I think that there are more than enough problems with the ACA, and healthcare in general, this repeal attempt clearly addressed none of the issues.