neurosisxeno
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Plus, you know, it was 14-15 points either way.
I just looked it up, it was like 17.6 or 17.7. Not at all close.
Plus, you know, it was 14-15 points either way.
You think the tax bill will pass?
nope
One of the dems should take the Hillary ACA additions to trump with the label of "Plan B".
Health care was a major part of it. They have 20 days to redo it.
Is he trying to write the campaign ads himself?Were going to be living with Obamacare for the foreseeable future, Ryan admitted Friday.
OHHHH YESSSSSS
Primaries are handled by the local wing of Parties. Your implication was that somehow the Government was complicit in these actions, and I seriously doubt Sanders would have miraculously closed an almost 20% gap. Even then, had he managed a win in Arizona, he still would have failed to secure the nomination by a long shot. Also funny thing about the reduced polling locations--that was a response the Democratic Party in a lot of states had to the historically low turnout of 2014. In the DNC leaks there was an e-mail where Hillary's staff complained about the lack of polling places during a few primaries, but you know lock her up or some shit.
Less than that considering it needs to make it through both houses of Congress before the 15th.
You think the tax bill will pass?
nope
Oh my god, where is this article?
Does this even qualify as a threat? I can't tell. Sounds like a good quote for Democrats to use. "Hey, even Paul Ryan admits it!"Were going to be living with Obamacare for the foreseeable future, Ryan admitted Friday.
I want to say yes but after this lol. Imagine the outrage over how Ryan will try to pay for it: cuts to popular programs for the poor and working class. Also imagine being a congressman going back to your district and saying "well I haven't done anything about immigration or healthcare or the opiate crisis...but I lowered taxes for your employer [Walmart]!"
That's not pessimistic at all--it's realistic. It is how republicans play the game. No offense, but I'm not going to play the constant "Say what everyone wants to here so we all feel happy and great about life" garbage that many try to pull off. That's what democrats have tried to play for the last decade and it crushed them. If you have a problem, put me on ignore.
You sure love #AlternativeFacts.
http://www.liberalamerica.org/2016/...rations-magically-switched-says-sec-of-state/
Simply amazing. Joe Barton and Paul Ryan have completely given up the truth today. These Republicans never even considered what it would actually mean to repeal and replace the ACA until recently. It just fun and games to them.
Trump saying "we'll wait for it to explode" is so vindictive. "Hey, America, because we're incompetent idiots our plan is to deliberately let you suffer for the next ?? years until you learn your lesson!"
This whole "But the president gets all the blame!!!" stuff is hilarious because that's the way it worked with a republican Congress saying that all the time under a democratic president. You actually think the right-wing media (the biggest influence on politics in our country by far) and the GOP-controlled Congress are going to be repeatedly flooding the airwaves with, "Trump screwed this up?" Really? That's not happening. Trump won't take the blame for this. He is already passing it off onto democrats, and as stated earlier, we're 2 months into his presidency. Americans have SHORT memories. Lots and lots of things he can do to rally the base between now and election day.
Yes, "worst-case-scenario based on nothing." Sure thing. Just to be fair--Diablos gets a bad rap on here, but he was more correct about last election than the "YAS QUEEN" crew (most of which who took off after the election).
Josh Dawsey‏ @jdawsey1
White House officials, advisers say Trump is not that upset. He was far angrier about travel ban, Sessions recusal, inauguration crowd size.
Again with this.
Again with this.
That is a very compelling website, what with the nearly 50% page real estate devoted to affiliate links.
Oh and lol USUncut shut down.
It'd be great if the mainstream media talked about the fraud committed in Arizona against the voters. They don't however.
It'd be great if the mainstream media talked about the fraud committed in Arizona against the voters. They don't however.
It'd be great if the mainstream media talked about the fraud committed in Arizona against the voters. They don't however.
Josh Dawsey‏ @jdawsey1
White House officials, advisers say Trump is not that upset.
Man, we really need to win 2018 and get a public option passed. Otherwise it will suck if insurances continue to remove themselves.
Gee, I wonder why people don't think voter fraud had a thing to do with this result: http://www.realclearpolitics.com/ep...ona_democratic_presidential_primary-5466.htmlProbably they investigated it and found that it wasn't believable. That's usually how that works.
Merrill Poll 3/7 - 3/11 300 LV 5.4 50 24 Clinton +26
MBQF (R) 2/24 - 2/24 739 LV 3.6 56 22 Clinton +34
Behavior Research Center 10/24 - 11/5 186 RV 7.3 47 19 Clinton +28
Gravis Marketing 8/13 - 8/16 427 RV 4.7 56 34 Clinton +22
PPP (D) 5/1 - 5/3 268 RV 6.0 58 16 Clinton +42
It'd be great if the mainstream media talked about the fraud committed in Arizona against the voters. They don't however.
Most of them leaving had to do with that Humana/Anthem merger that they got blown up for, no?They're likely to start coming back now that the GOP announced they're going to stop fucking everything up for a while.
How much can they do now with tax reform?
They never thought that this would happen and everything was tied to this bill passing. It seems it will blow up their plan for tax reform and they will have to go back to the drawing board.
Trump doesn't look like he quite gets the lost he took. The healthcare bill could have made his tax reform work or the GOP's bill. Now it isn't most likely.
I'm reminded of this again today...
We're extremely fortunate that the leaders of the current authoritarian administration are so astonishingly incompetent, from top to bottom, or America would have been entirely fucked by now.
They can do basically the same thing with tax reform they were otherwise going to do.
Reconciliation can be used to increase the deficit. It just can't be used to increase the deficit after 10 years. So they can cut taxes all they want as long as those tax cuts expire in 10 years. This is exactly what George W Bush did and is why Obama was able to refuse to extend the tax cuts on the rich.
Bill Mitchell‏Verified @mitchellvii: I don't speak for Trump, but if my plan was to marginalize Ryan to clear the path for my greater agenda, THIS is how I'd have done it.
You cucks are completely oblivious to the 8D chess Trump is playing. The plan all along was to drain Ryan from the swamp!
It'd be great if the mainstream media talked about the fraud committed in Arizona against the voters. They don't however.
Their plans involved getting this done first, we don't know how much of that needs to be rewritten as a result of this. It'll be interesting to see what happens in the next few days.
Let's not undersell how huge this is. ACA was Obama's signature domestic legislation, and probably the only one that Republicans could undo with 51 votes. They can't get rid of Dodd-Frank regulations, for example, without breaking a filibuster. It means that no matter what, the largest part of Obama's legacy survives Trump.
It's cute that you think the U.S. mainstream media, which routinely wastes thousands of hours on the most mundane shit, would quietly bury a story where a political veteran, especially a Clinton, used their influence to rig an election and steal it from the underdog. Just look at the way they treated her during the general election and tell me with a straight face that, if there were any solid evidence she and/or the DNC committed fraud, that wouldn't be the only story for months
The danger for them is that this primed the public on what to watch out for; any new bill can't have any of the flaws of the AHCA or it'll be tied to it.
I said there was fraud and it should be investigated. Whether a computer glitch or some 3rd party source hacking the system.
This whole "But the president gets all the blame!!!" stuff is hilarious because that's the way it worked with a republican Congress saying that all the time under a democratic president. You actually think the right-wing media (the biggest influence on politics in our country by far) and the GOP-controlled Congress are going to be repeatedly flooding the airwaves with, "Trump screwed this up?" Really? That's not happening. Trump won't take the blame for this. He is already passing it off onto democrats, and as stated earlier, we're 2 months into his presidency. Americans have SHORT memories. Lots and lots of things he can do to rally the base between now and election day.