<p>President Trump responded to the Senate Republican's inability to pass a skinny version of Obamacare's repeal the only way he knows how: Twitter.</p> 
<p>Senate Republicans weren't able to muster enough votes to pass their skinny repeal of Obamacare.</p> 
<p>Senators voted 49-51 shortly before 2:00 a.m. Friday morning. Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona) cast a surprise "no" vote. He was joined by GOP Sens. Lisa Murkowski (Alaska), Susan Collins (Maine).</p> 
<p>The bill, titled the Health Care Freedom Act, would have repealed the individual insurance mandate. It would also have repealed the employer mandate for eight years.</p> 
<p>GOP leaders and Vice President Mike Pence huddled with McCain, Murkowski and Collins before the vote, which was stalled for nearly an hour.</p> 
<p>A few minutes before the vote, McCain crossed the chamber to huddle with Democrats.</p> 
<p>McCain's "no" vote came as a shock to many.</p> 
<p>Democrats applauded the move on Twitter.</p> 
<p>The vote is a devastating blow for Republicans who have fought for months to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act and will likely have to start the process all over again.</p> 
<p>"This is clearly a disappointing moment," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said shortly after the final vote tally was called.</p> 
<p>Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer admitted that the current health care law is not perfect and called for Republicans and Democrats to work together to fix the problems with Obamacare.</p> 
<p>Other memorable moments from the health care debate:</p> 
<p>Now the Senate will move on to the defense budget.</p>
John McCain's 'no' on health care sent shock waves throughout the Senate