Grassley: GOP will lose Senate majority without healthcare reform
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Sen. Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyCorker: Sessions ‘owns’ Trump until he’s fired Grassley: Trump will tackle prison reform 'soon after' the midterms Overnight Health Care: Senate approves massive bill including health spending | Bill includes drug pricing measure | Move to block Planned Parenthood funding fails MORE (R-Iowa) suggested Saturday night that Republicans would lose their Senate majority if they don't pass their healthcare bill.

Grassley wrote on Twitter that Republicans should be "ashamed" that they haven't passed a healthcare plan yet to repeal and replace ObamaCare.

"WE WONT BE ASHAMED WE WILL GO FROM MAJORITY TO MINORITY," he added.

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Grassley has been among a number of Republican senators sounding increasingly pessimistic about healthcare legislation efforts after Senate GOP leaders delayed a vote until after the July 4 recess.
 
“Compared to how optimistic I was the week before now ... I’m very pessimistic,” Grassley told constituents in Mount Pleasant, Iowa, on Thursday.
 
Several Republicans undecided on the current Senate healthcare plan are slated to appear on the Sunday show circuit this week as lawmakers press ahead on the issue.
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