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Sen. Rand PaulRand PaulFreedom Caucus wants more ObamaCare repeal details before budget vote Overnight Healthcare: GOP leaders defend plan to delay ObamaCare replacement Schumer flubs Dems ObamaCare protest slogan MORE (R-Ky.) said Friday that President-elect Donald TrumpDonald TrumpDeVos confirmation hearing delayed Trump pick Monica Crowley faces more plagiarism accusations: report Sanders, Trump supporter spar over small business regulations MORE agrees with his proposal to repeal and replace ObamaCare at the same time, rather than roll back the law with no plan to move forward.

I just spoke to @realDonaldTrump and he fully supports my plan to replace Obamacare the same day we repeal it. The time to act is now. Paul tweeted.

I just spoke to@realDonaldTrumpand he fully supports my plan to replace Obamacare the same day we repeal it. The time to act is now.

Paul wrote in an op-ed earlier this week that it would be wise to vote on a replacement plan for the Affordable Care Act as the law is repealed.

"If Congress fails to vote on a replacement at the same time as repeal, the repealers risk assuming the blame for the continued unraveling of Obamacare. For mark my words, Obamacare will continue to unravel and wreak havoc for years to come," he wrote.

On Wednesday, Paul said he would vote against a budget resolution that paves the way for lawmakers to repeal ObamaCare because it is not balanced.

The Senate is expected to vote next week on a shell budget resolution that includes guidelines for repealing the Affordable Care Act.

He also told reporters that he would likely ultimately support ObamaCare repeal, even if it does not come with a replacement plan immediately.

Under the GOP repeal guidelines, four committees would have until late January to hand over their repeal proposals.

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