Why John McCain Will Never Vote to Repeal and Replace ObamacareIt s all about the money isn t that the way it is with these RINO politicians who ve sold out the American people to big business? Well, John McCain is no different and should be taken to the woodshed one final time for his role in repeatedly destroying any hope we have of getting rid of Obamacare.BEWARE THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has paid millions to the GOP to keep Obamacare on behalf of multinational corporations who exploit and erode the U.S. economy. The largest beneficiaries of those payments has long been the RINOS within the senate. McCain s position is not a surprise. INSURERS PROFIT FROM OBAMACARE NO VOTE:Shares of U.S. insurers gained after news that McCain would not support the bill. Insurers had fallen over the past week as investors worried about spending cuts.Centene Corp gained 1.6 percent to $92.22 while Molina Healthcare rose 4.5 percent to $65.32. Both specialize in government-funded healthcare.The insurance industry, hospitals, medical advocacy groups such as the American Medical Association, American Heart Association and American Cancer Society, the AARP advocacy group for the elderly and consumer activists oppose the bill.WASHINGTON (Reuters)   U.S. Senator John McCain said on Friday he opposes the latest Republican bill to dismantle Obamacare, dealing the measure what could be a fatal blow given the party s slim Senate majority.With several other Republicans still undecided on the measure, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said earlier this week he intended to bring it to the Senate floor for a vote next week, though he did not promise to do so.A vote would set the stage for another dramatic Capitol Hill decision on the 2010 law that brought health insurance to millions of Americans and became former Democratic President Barack Obama s signature domestic achievement.Read more: Reuters politics
why john mccain will never vote repeal replace obamacare money way ring politicians sold american people big business well john mccain different taken wooded one final time role repeatedly destroying hope getting rid the chamber of commerce the chamber commerce paid millions gop keep obamacare behalf multinational corporations exploit erode economy the largest beneficiaries payments long rings within senate mccain position surprise insurers profit from obamacare no vote shares insurers gained news mccain would support bill insurers fallen past week investors worried spending corp gained percent moving healthcare rose percent both specialize insurance industry hospitals medical advocacy groups american medical association american heart association american cancer society harp advocacy group elderly consumer activists oppose reuters senator john mccain said friday opposes latest republican bill dismantle obamacare dealing measure could fatal blow given party slim senate several republicans still undecided measure senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said earlier week intended bring senate floor vote next week though promise vote would set stage another dramatic capitol hill decision law brought health insurance millions americans became former democratic president barack obama signature domestic reuters politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Why John McCain Will Never Vote to Repeal and Replace ObamacareIt s all about the money isn t that the way it is with these RINO politicians who ve sold out the American people to big business? Well, John McCain is no different and should be taken to the woodshed one final time for his role in repeatedly destroying any hope we have of getting rid of Obamacare.BEWARE THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has paid millions to the GOP to keep Obamacare on behalf of multinational corporations who exploit and erode the U.S. economy. The largest beneficiaries of those payments has long been the RINOS within the senate. McCain s position is not a surprise. INSURERS PROFIT FROM OBAMACARE NO VOTE:Shares of U.S. insurers gained after news that McCain would not support the bill. Insurers had fallen over the past week as investors worried about spending cuts.Centene Corp gained 1.6 percent to $92.22 while Molina Healthcare rose 4.5 percent to $65.32. Both specialize in government-funded healthcare.The insurance industry, hospitals, medical advocacy groups such as the American Medical Association, American Heart Association and American Cancer Society, the AARP advocacy group for the elderly and consumer activists oppose the bill.WASHINGTON (Reuters)   U.S. Senator John McCain said on Friday he opposes the latest Republican bill to dismantle Obamacare, dealing the measure what could be a fatal blow given the party s slim Senate majority.With several other Republicans still undecided on the measure, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said earlier this week he intended to bring it to the Senate floor for a vote next week, though he did not promise to do so.A vote would set the stage for another dramatic Capitol Hill decision on the 2010 law that brought health insurance to millions of Americans and became former Democratic President Barack Obama s signature domestic achievement.Read more: Reuters politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: why john mccain will never vote repeal replace obamacare money way ring politicians sold american people big business well john mccain different taken wooded one final time role repeatedly destroying hope getting rid the chamber of commerce the chamber commerce paid millions gop keep obamacare behalf multinational corporations exploit erode economy the largest beneficiaries payments long rings within senate mccain position surprise insurers profit from obamacare no vote shares insurers gained news mccain would support bill insurers fallen past week investors worried spending corp gained percent moving healthcare rose percent both specialize insurance industry hospitals medical advocacy groups american medical association american heart association american cancer society harp advocacy group elderly consumer activists oppose reuters senator john mccain said friday opposes latest republican bill dismantle obamacare dealing measure could fatal blow given party slim senate several republicans still undecided measure senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said earlier week intended bring senate floor vote next week though promise vote would set stage another dramatic capitol hill decision law brought health insurance millions americans became former democratic president barack obama signature domestic reuters politics