I hear ya... but it sure seemed that (from reading your quote: "It looks like Trump has won this one, since the GOP just might be able to come up with something better, and they now have given themselves the time to do it!" ) you were declaring victory for the Trump administration, exactly like they themselves are doing (see link below). But perhaps you and the Trump spin-masters are simply like-minded parties? :shrug:
6 ways President Trump tried to spin his total defeat on health care - Vox
Well, when everything is laid out on the table, like you did with the six points you made in your post (which I had no inkling he said them BTW, until after I read your response to my post), I guess I have to ask you how it became
his defeat?
1. He's learning that government runs differently than business - but he needed to learn that, IMO, as quickly as possible. And since I worked in the business world for many years, I know what I'm saying is true.
2. It's true that many in the GOP didn't vote for it, apparently because they didn't agree with parts of it, but I believe that's a good thing, because it could prevent bad bills from becoming law. In any event, Trump may have hoped it would sail right on through, but it didn't - which is a point I made in #1 above.
3. I don't know what approach the Dems might take next, but too many voters are unhappy with Obamacare, so something will have to be done to change it.
4. This is correct.
5. I have no idea what his agenda is, but it appears he is trying to keep his campaign promises, so I will give him that.
6. I agree, as I stated in my first post.
When I said we might end up with something better, that was not a criticism of Obama, but rather the people who actually wrote it. It's not working like they hoped it would, but anything that requires over 100,000 pages to explain is just too complicated to be workable, IMO. Hopefully it can be better done whoever has that job next.
"The ark was built by amateurs, the Titanic was built by professionals." Which one sunk?