Much easier for them to scream and stamp their feet than actually govern. There is no 'there' there.
Glad you agree, Mr Pres. If no agreement next wk, 2 steps: 1. Repeal 1st; then 2. Spend August full-time on replace: http://video.foxnews.com/v/5488870187001/ …https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/880737163247267840 …
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2/2 When suddenly they have to move past talk and actually do something, they're like a 3 legged cat trying to bury a turd on a frozen pond.
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My three legged cat takes offense at this
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my black cat, Bad Boy Tuffy, stands in solidarity with UR 3 legged sweetie
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Will you be visiting the graves that result from your genius plan or should we just wheelbarrow the dead bodies to your office door?
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Your appearance on Bill Maher was less offensive than this plan
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That's really saying something.
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that semi-colon is fcking tragic
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Senator, wouldn't this be purely for political purposes? How does having a window of repeal, with no certainty of replace, help anybody?
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It helps their biggest donors, and if a few thousand people die because of it, so what? The GOP are literal monsters
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Help me understand the logic here. Genuinely asking. Is there a viable GOP replacement plan circulating internally that hasn't come out yet?
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I mean, if we're agreed that some version of universal affordable healthcare is the objective, what is the GOP proposal to accomplish it?
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It seems the ACA is already the "conservative" approach, so what does it look like (other than a fortified version of the ACA)?
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FTR, if GOP wants to trash ACA and redraft it with the bona fide improvements we all know it needs & slap their name on it, I'm all for it.
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Have no "pride of authorship" here. Just want affordable universal care. Don't care if it's Dems or GOP who delivers it.
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But, seriously asking, what's the plan if it's not "beefed-up, recast ACA" (which, again, is fine).
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Your thread is premised on the false assumption that the GOP's goal is universal affordable healthcare. Never has been, never will be.
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Understood. That's what I'm attempting to call out -- the misleading attempt to hide behind a "replace" promise (punted down the road).
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