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Did any Trump voters even want this to pass? It seems to only be Paul Ryan. The real crazy part is that they're just moving on now.
They did until they were told by Breitbart that they didn't.
Did any Trump voters even want this to pass? It seems to only be Paul Ryan. The real crazy part is that they're just moving on now.
Rage quit.
Trump and Ryan didn't let the vote go down because they were probably further from passing than they're letting on.
Was the bill withdrawn during the vote, or before any voting started?
I'd like to find out of my congressmen voted yes before it was withdrawn, he was "on the fence".
r/the_donald is so good right now.
I feel like this is the epitome of something like the drunk heckling fan at a professional sporting event loudly proclaiming that they could do better and then actually getting called onto the field/floor/whatever to prove it.
Was the bill withdrawn during the vote, or before any voting started?
I'd like to find out of my congressmen voted yes before it was withdrawn, he was "on the fence".
If they nuke the filibuster, Gorsuch would pass with 51 votes.
Frankly I think the "They might nuke the filibuster!" argument is terrible because then the threat of filibustering anything carries no weight.
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA*checks The_Donald subreddit front page*
Okay guys.
Okay.
If they nuke the filibuster, Gorsuch would pass with 51 votes.
Frankly I think the "They might nuke the filibuster!" argument is terrible because then the threat of filibustering anything carries no weight.
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Was the bill withdrawn during the vote, or before any voting started?
I'd like to find out of my congressmen voted yes before it was withdrawn, he was "on the fence".
Is there never an old ironic Trump tweet for any situation?
My comment and Aaronrules' are not as different as you might think. Are you predicting the final incarnation of this bill will be even more to the "right", so to speak, than Ryan's initial proposal? I doubt that.
r/Cucks_For_DonaldThe_Donald is in damage control mode. It's glorious.
The_Donald is in damage control mode. It's glorious.
Cool
Then call his bluff and have him remove it now. If he's going to remove it anyway, might as well be now.
Democrats are currently sitting at the biggest morale boost they've had since the election and you're sitting here telling people they need to get along with the Republicans who just showed everyone they're currently on fire
No way. Obstruct. Obstruct. Obstruct. Make every single thing, from procedure votes to routine tax stuff the most painful experience the GOP has ever felt. Make them wish they were the minority. The GOP lost a huge chunk of their power today and we're not giving an inch of it back. Democrats are FIRED UP and ready to go.
Trump also had final say IF this passed both house and SenateTrump wanted it, demanded it, promised it, and threatened people over it, which is why I don't agree with passing this all off on Ryan.
It may not be Republicare considering the divisions in the Republican party, but its certainly Trumpcare, and his name is all over it.
Is there never an old ironic Trump tweet for any situation?
NYTIMES
NYTIMES
Please...please tell me this is real.
No fucking way cannot believe that is real
This is the final incarnation of this bill. It's not coming back, at least not before the next midterm. This was there chance and they blew it
Calling it here: it'll be back before the end of the year. Hell, I'll be shocked if it's not back before the end of May.
It's not.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/24/us/politics/health-care-affordable-care-act.html
Trust your instincts.
By "this bill" I mean whatever it is that is going to eventually replace the Affordable Care Act, assuming it gets that far.
Got down to the zero hour. Like minutes away from the supposed vote time of 3:30pm, and then called for a recess of the House at like 3:32pm.
Calling it here: it'll be back before the end of the year. Hell, I'll be shocked if it's not back before the end of May.
Calling it here: it'll be back before the end of the year. Hell, I'll be shocked if it's not back before the end of May.
By "this bill" I mean whatever it is that is going to eventually replace the Affordable Care Act, assuming it gets that far.
This had a timetable. They needed to do it NOW or else reconciliation ended and they need 60 votes. Good fucking luck reaching across the aisle with this garbage (or anything really at this point).
It can't come back until next year at the earliest.