title: BREAKING: OBAMACARE REPEAL Vote Cancelled…Republicans “Deeply Divided” From “No” to “Hell No”
text:  I would love to see 237 votes on the House side  we are not there at this particular point,  Freedom Caucus leader Mark Meadows says. pic.twitter.com/ks4jbb6caD  CBS News (@CBSNews) March 23, 2017 President Trump commented on the cancelled vote saying it s  all politics HE S RIGHT AGAIN!Fox News reporter Charlie Gasparino said that the Koch brothers warned any Republican who votes for this bill will be targeted when reelection comes up.Most of the GOP no-voters represent safely Republican seats   some drawn to ensure they stay that way   and whose grip on power would only be threatened by a primary challenger. Among them is Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie, who was re-elected in November with 71 percent of the vote, making a stand against Trump a relatively safe bet. He has categorized himself as a staunch ideological conservative and can tell voters he was standing up for what he believed in,  said Stephen Voss, a political science professor at the University of Kentucky.   The White House could send a bunch of money to go after him but there s no reason to think the Republican voters would buy into a fight on this. Massie tweeted Wednesday that he d switched his vote from  no  to  hell no. Many in the Freedom Caucus also have taken a stand knowing that while Trump is popular in their districts, they are equally so. Rep. Mark Meadows, chair of the caucus, did not face a primary challenger and was re-elected to his seat last year with more than 64 percent of the vote, slightly higher than Trump s total in his western North Carolina district. Read more: AP