UPDATE. Scott Walker in so many words: All told, it will take as many as 9 years to replace Obamacare

Nearly 7 years of GOP Obama Derangement Syndrome dithering (March 2010-January 2017) + Walker's 2-year set-in-motion period.

Reported in Republicans revising timing on Obamacare replacement. (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 11/14/2017)

'Early position' reported in Walker: Transition from Obamacare in right way.  (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 11/18/2016)


1/6/2017 post, "As for Obamacare, Vice President-elect Mike Pence promises a 7th year of all talk and no action from the GOP", starts here.

Quoted in Pence rallies GOP to kill Obamacare; Obama plots defense.  (Washington Post, 1/4/2017)

And then there's Paul Ryan, sounding like the absolute weenie that he is.  Republican leaders insisted they have a plan to replace Obamacare but gave no details Wednesday. 

“We have plenty of ideas to replace it,” Ryan said after meeting with Pence. 

Instead of detailing those ideas, which Ryan said would come in the “weeks and months ahead,” Republicans criticized Obama for “ruining” the health care system.

'Days and weeks,' sez Pence.

'Nope, weeks and months,' Ryan overrules.

Related posts:
Donald Trump:  The man without a plan.  (1/14/2017)
Wisconsin State Assembly rep Joe Sanfelippo talks out of both sides of his mouth on Obamacare.  (1/13/2017)
As for Obamacare, Vice President-elect Mike Pence promises a 7th year of all talk and no action from the GOP.  (1/6/2017)
UPDATE.  Hell:  The perfect setting for a weenie roast.  (1/5/2017)