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Is Trump going to Mar-a-Lago this weekend?
Feminists are STILL on their quest to "reclaim MLP from the men"
Is this an actual thing I'm reading
Is this an actual thing I'm reading
does MLP in this context mean My Little Pony? It was the first thing on google
I hope it does. It makes that comment even more embarrassing.
does MLP in this context mean My Little Pony? It was the first thing on google
I hope it does. It makes that comment even more embarrassing.
Don't forget the dude who was out to kill those black men was apparently motivated by the fear of being "cucked" by black men.
I legitimately think it's a deep-seated fear in these folks and it's evolved beyond a "cute" slang term.
Don't forget the dude who was out to kill those black men was apparently motivated by the fear of being "cucked" by black men.
I legitimately think it's a deep-seated fear in these folks and it's evolved beyond a "cute" slang term.
I consider it good in the short term, dubious for the long term. They'll probably be unable to come to any agreement, but what happens come midterms? Will these kinds expand their seats? Will they lose ground? And WHY for either? Ideally this is a key step to the tea party being a dying fad, but who knows.People celebrating this don't seem to care that it was pulled because it was still too much healthcare.
That doesn't seem like good news.
Was he actually banned for that comment or something else?
This is pretty misleading but that's probably the point.
Beautiful
Is Trump going to Mar-a-Lago this weekend?
Will Paul Ryan lose his job? He's terrible at it.
Sidenote: Would this be a great opportunity for Democrats to reveal their plan to fix the issues with Obamacare?
Which is exactly why if Donald was actually a good negotiator (he's not) he would have tried to win moderate Dems to work with moderate Republicans to make changes. The only chance he really had at getting something passed would have been to go across the aisle.
He didn't even attempt that... and all the bullshit he's spewed at the left after winning the election meant that was going to be an uphill battle.
He's used to having yes men everywhere he went before because of his money. He's finding out now that big bank doesn't always take little bank in Washington.
Not really. Republicans would strike it down, watch the ACA collapse from their meddling and blame Democrats.
They're still using the term cuck?
The ACA has now been saved from almost certain oblivion by:
-Chief Justice John Roberts
-The tea party freedom caucus.
Wow.
Is it me or is admitting to what Titanoboa did on the internet maybe not a good idea? Already gaining traction on T_D...
Yeah the right loves to talk about the in fighting of the Democrats, but, Republicans today showed it's their party that is truly divided. FC doing the right thing for the wrong reasons.
I'm glad this didn't pass, but I feel that the Republicans who didn't vote for it were thinking more "If this passes, my voters are going to be pissed that their insurance is gone, and my position and the party itself could be at risk" and less "If this passes, millions of human beings could be in serious danger".
If George W. Bush, after 9/11 with 70% approval ratings, and control of all aspects of government couldn't get comprehensive tax reform, why can Trump? He's already showing he's a fraud, there is no master negotiator.
I'm glad this didn't pass, but I feel that the Republicans who didn't vote for it were thinking more "If this passes, my voters are going to be pissed that their insurance is gone, and my position and the party itself could be at risk" and less "If this passes, millions of human beings could be in serious danger".
It's clear the same exact thing will happen with tax reform. Moderates will want something moderate (shocking) the HFC will want something monumentally dumb (shocking) and it'll either die on the floor or be whittled down into such a small state that calling it "tax reform" would be insulting.
If George W. Bush, after 9/11 with 70% approval ratings, and control of all aspects of government couldn't get comprehensive tax reform, why can Trump? He's already showing he's a fraud, there is no master negotiator.
Meanwhile the democrats will be on sidelines laughing and/or crying.
Yep it's rather misleading. Here http://m.neogaf.com/showpost.php?p=232664801Was he actually banned for that comment or something else?
This is pretty misleading but that's probably the point.
I'm okay with this. Now that Obamacare is gone we can make the ACA a lot better for people.
But that's the thing, Boehner was not a centrist at all, he was a full blown small government conservative. He just had an understanding that politics sometimes requires you to negotiate towards the centre to get things done, and the Freedom Caucus would have none of that.Hell Boehner fell almost entirely because he was a centrist who tried dealing with the president to just pass something to help people, even if he had to take a few Ls on something he wanted just to get there.
Can someone explain whats the talk about reconciliation, some kind of a deadline in April and a democratic filibuster? (i am not american)
Reconciliation generally involves legislation that changes the budget deficit (or conceivably, the surplus). The "Byrd Rule" (2 U.S.C. § 644, named after Democratic Senator Robert Byrd) was adopted in 1985 and amended in 1990 to outline for which provisions reconciliation can and cannot be used. The Byrd Rule defines a provision to be "extraneous"and therefore ineligible for reconciliationin six cases:
if it does not produce a change in outlays or revenues;
if it produces an outlay increase or revenue decrease when the instructed committee is not in compliance with its instructions;
if it is outside the jurisdiction of the committee that submitted the title or provision for inclusion in the reconciliation measure;
if it produces a change in outlays or revenues which is merely incidental to the non-budgetary components of the provision;
if it would increase the deficit for a fiscal year beyond those covered by the reconciliation measure; or
if it recommends changes in Social Security.
And how does it apply to whats going on now with the ACA?Reconciliation is basically a mechanism of moving a bill through the senate without the necessity of 60 votes to pass. The bill comes in as a "Budget" bill and is considered as part of the budget.. Now the important thing to know about this is the Byrd Rule which states...
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In a better universe the democrats would put a bill up for Medicaid for all and a public option
In a better universe the democrats would put a bill up for Medicaid for all and a public option