That just struck my curiousity bone.  The Senate version of the plan cuts billions from spending over the coming years.  Trump wants to use those billions to offset tax reform which will cut billions from revenue.  So this made me curious.  What would Trump do if he was faced with a healthcare bill that passed both chambers but didn't save a dime?  Would he sign it or veto it?  On the one hand he had to take care of healthcare first to fuel his tax reform/tax cut to the rich so if it doesn't let him do that will he veto it?  But he also promised and expended a lot of political capital on getting Obamacare "repealed" and a veto would likely be seen as a betrayal of trust because the promise was merely the means to give himself and his billionaire buddies more money.