Article snippet: As most senators have now returned home to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday, they will have some time to ponder the next steps in the ongoing health care debate. Some senators returning to their states may be facing tough questions from angry constituents during the break. That was the case for Sen. Obamacare. Potentially complicating matters is the prospect of moving past the proposed plan and completely repealing Obamacare before coming up with a replacement. That was a suggestion that Trump endorsed via Twitter on Friday, writing that Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. McConnell said on Friday that while it’s still challenging to develop a replacement plan that is well-liked, "we are going to stick with that path." The Associated Press reported that McConnell told a group of Republicans in Elizabethtown, Kentucky that "failure has to be possible or you can't have success." According to ABC News' last whip count on July 27, there were at least nine GOP senators who had publicly said that they would not vote for the current version of the Senate bill. With no Democratic support, there can only be two Republican holdouts if the bill is to pass a Senate vote. One key holdout, Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., who has voiced his opposition to the health care bill, met with Vice President Mike Pence, Senate leadership and the Trump Administration in dozens of meetings over the past several days to propose solutions to improve the bill, his spokeswoman Megan Taylor tel... Link to the full article to read more