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Yeah...for the life of me, I will never understand how people can put ideology over actual lives and simple common sense. I expect it to blow up in their faces but I also thought that Hillary would've won so who knows...

Because they have been brainwashed for decades that Liberals/Progressives/Democrats want to just bankrupt the government by helping the "other" and that by giving millionaires more they are helping themselves. People like this need to feel the brunt of these policies to realize what they have been peddling for over a century isn't working for them. BUT the Democrats are going to lose this fight if they can't control the narrative and create an equivalent propaganda machine to match the GOPs.

 

[GK86]

CNN‏ @CNN

White House press secretary Sean Spicer: ”CBO coverage estimates are consistently wrong" http://CNN.it/go

Zeke Miller‏ @ZekeJMiller

@PressSec laying into CBO: "They were way off. They were off by 13 million people, over 50%. "



Someone should ask him about the WH report that is worse.

 

[Steel]

Yes the CBO has been wrong... But they've been wrong in the sense that they've been too positive.

 

[BoogieWoogie]

CNN‏ @CNN

White House press secretary Sean Spicer: ”CBO coverage estimates are consistently wrong" http://CNN.it/go

Zeke Miller‏ @ZekeJMiller

@PressSec laying into CBO: "They were way off. They were off by 13 million people, over 50%. "

Someone should ask him about the WH report that is worse.

Wow they're really going to die on this hill huh?

Looking forward to a Trump supporter getting a hospital bill that cleans them out and their only response being "FAKE NEWS!"

 

[Black Mamba]

CNN‏ @CNN

White House press secretary Sean Spicer: “CBO coverage estimates are consistently wrong” http://CNN.it/go

Zeke Miller‏ @ZekeJMiller

@PressSec laying into CBO: "They were way off. They were off by 13 million people, over 50%. "



Someone should ask him about the WH report that is worse.

CBO wasn't off by 13 million people in the least. In fact, it basically nailed insurance rate and premium prices about as well as humanly possible.

It only "missed" the mixture of employer sponsor insurance vs ACA exchanges. But for those of us who remember the ACA debate, it was because the GOP begged the CBO to assume people would be kicked off their employer insurance which never happened.

 

[GTI Guy]

These reporters don't know how to properly grill Spicy on his bullshit

 

[mnannola]

Town Halls for the GOP are sure going to be a ball going forward.

Remember that Tom Cotton beat down during his Q&A? That will seem like a blessing to him when this shit passes.

I'm sure most of these cowards will just cancel town halls if they manage to pass this piece of shit.