The Latest: McCain to Come Back to Senate Tuesday

President Donald Trump greets individuals of the navy and others as he arrives on Air Force One at Raleigh County Memorial Airport, in Beaver, W.Va., Monday, July 24, 2017, en direction to the 2017 National Scout Jamboree in Glen Jean, W.Va.



The Latest on the continued attempt with the aid of congressional Republicans to skip a fitness care invoice (all instances neighborhood):


Arizona Sen. John McCain is returning to the Senate on Tuesday to vote on GOP health care legislation simply days after being identified with a brain tumor.

McCain's workplace made the dramatic assertion late Monday in a quick assertion pronouncing he seems ahead "to preserve running on important law together with fitness care reform."

Republicans are retaining the high-stakes vote on Tuesday to open debate on law to repeal and replace "Obamacare."

They have nearly no margin for error making the presence of the eighty-12 months-antique McCain critical if the vote is to be successful.

The office of Sen. John McCain says the ailing Arizona Republican will go back to the Senate on Tuesday, the day of the fitness care vote.

In a statement Monday night time, McCain's workplace says he looks forward to continuing paintings on "critical rules." It cites in particular fitness care reform, the National Defense Authorization Act and new sanctions on Russia, Iran and North Korea.

McCain has been diagnosed with most cancers. His return to the Senate have been uncertain.



President Donald Trump has jokingly threatened to hearth his fitness secretary if a important vote to repeal "Obamacare" fails.

Trump informed lots of Boy Scouts at a countrywide accumulating in West Virginia that Secretary of Health and Human Services Tom Price "better get" the votes to begin debate on health care law Tuesday.

Otherwise, Trump stated he'd repeat his tagline from "The Apprentice," the truth display he once starred in: "You're fired."

The comment drew laughs from the group and Trump gave Price a friendly pat at the shoulder, suggesting he'd been joking.

White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said she'd taken the remark that manner as well.



President Donald Trump is threatening — possibly jokingly — to hearth Health Secretary Tom Price if a crucial vote to repeal "Obamacare'" fails.

Trump tells lots of Boy Scouts at a national accumulating in West Virginia that Price "better get" the votes to begin debate at the regulation Tuesday.

"Otherwise," Trump tells the gang, "I'll say: Tom, you are fired."

He adds: "You better get Sen. Capito to vote for it."

West Virginia Shelley Moore Capito has expressed reservations approximately the Republican health care invoice.

It's doubtful whether or not the president turned into extreme or joking.

Trump has been urging Republicans to assist an attempt to repeal and replace former President Barack Obama's fitness care law, which he calls a "nightmare."

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is urgent dissenting Republican senators to again the GOP's reeling fitness care bill in a threshold vote he says will arise Tuesday.

In comments beginning Monday's session, the Kentucky Republican said the Senate will vote on whether to begin debating the GOP regulation. He did not describe which model of the measure the chamber might first of all keep in mind.

McConnell wishes 50 of the 52 GOP senators' votes to start debate. More Republicans than that have said they may be opposed to the GOP rules.

McConnell says he's made a dedication to his state's voters to scuttle President Barack Obama's regulation. He says he'll keep that commitment by means of voting to begin debate.

And he says he hopes different Republicans will do the same.


President Donald Trump is looking the country's health care regulation "dying" as he urges Republican senators to "do the right aspect" on an overhaul effort.

In a televised cope with, Trump seeks to push his party on the eve of a key vote.

Flanked by families that he dubbed "sufferers" of President Barack Obama's health care law, Trump referred to as the law a "nightmare." He requested if GOP senators might "aspect with Obamacare's architects or with its forgotten victims."

Leaders have stated the Senate will vote Tuesday on legislation shredding lots of the law. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell hasn't yet announced exactly what version of the measure lawmakers would consider.

Trump careworn that Republicans have run for years on a promise to repeal and replace the law. He said they have to "fulfill that solemn promise."