7 GOPers already feel free to vote against it, if they fuck the process up even more, this will likely embolden even more, no?
Sure, but if they do actually vote on skinny, none of the machinations it took to get there will matter in the end.
7 GOPers already feel free to vote against it, if they fuck the process up even more, this will likely embolden even more, no?
7 GOPers already feel free to vote against it, if they fuck the process up even more, this will likely embolden even more, no?
This money doesn't even build the wall though, it just reinforces what's already there.
Don't really know. The process is happening so quickly that there are conflicting reports.So what's going on? Is skinny repeal happening? Last I heard they were writing it over lunch, lol. When's the actual vote?
He'll still vote for it.
Sure, but if they do actually vote on skinny, none of the machinations it took to get there will matter in the end.
So what's going on? Is skinny repeal happening? Last I heard they were writing it over lunch, lol. When's the actual vote?
I will say I'm skeptical of the "imagine if they were smart" comments, since I don't think a smart group would abuse their station as wantonly (well, before an idiot showed them it could be done.) Like the old chestnut of Napoleon/Hitler's military blunders, could they avoid their overconfidence and still be themselves/get as far as they did?
The GOP currently controls both houses in 32 states, and they would have two presumably dire elections to get to 38. Then it would just have to pass by simple majority in congress. I don't believe governors have any role in constitutional amendments. Or am I wrong?There is no reality where this is possible.
All those dumb articles about it make wild assumptions and count states with GOP governors that would never sign onto it, like Massachusetts. Or states where one house is controlled by the GOP (like NY) where there is a 0% chance all three are controlled by the GOP enough to move forward.
It helps reinforce a see-through wall.
I will say I'm skeptical of the "imagine if they were smart" comments, since I don't think a smart group would abuse their station as wantonly (well, before an idiot showed them it could be done.) Like the old chestnut of Napoleon/Hitler's military blunders, could they avoid their overconfidence and still be themselves/get as far as they did?
GOP senator: Ill vote for this Obamacare repeal bill to become law if you promise me it wont
The GOP currently controls both houses in 32 states, and they would have two presumably dire elections to get to 38. Then it would just have to pass by simple majority in congress. I don't believe governors have any role in constitutional amendments. Or am I wrong?
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/7/27/16051508/gop-senator-skinny-repeal-hot-potato
Really just says it all doesn't it?
House votes to put down payment of 1.6 billion on Trump's border wall.
https://apnews.com/a6976f7528974235...n=SocialFlow&utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=AP
Do they seriously think the house and the senate will be able to agree on anything together?
Them going into conference together on a new bill will be a fucking disaster.
Also either they bang it out this weekend, or it waits an entire month.
Well Mooch is also the new shiny toy thrown into this dumpster fire. It's a new angle on a story they've been doing for monthsI mean, its all newsworthy and should be reported.
But its relatively meaningless compared to the amount of coverage this gets.
House votes to put down payment of 1.6 billion on Trump's border wall.
https://apnews.com/a6976f7528974235...n=SocialFlow&utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=AP
I mean, its all newsworthy and should be reported.
But its relatively meaningless compared to the amount of coverage this gets.
After typing that "it'll be an entire month blah blah" reality just set in that we'll have 2 weeks where we have no functioning federal government. No senators, no house, no president, no SC.
The entire federal government will be out.
So wait is the recess still delayed 2 weeks or is that no longer the case?
Does this need 60 votes in the Senate?
Single payer goes down.
0 Yes
57 No
43 Present
My guess is the 5 Dem Nos were Heitkmap, Manchin, Donnelly, Tester, and McCaskill. Which, lol. GOOD JOB GOP.
That outcome is even funnier than we thought it'd be since it let the people who needed to vote against it do so while letting the people who need to waffle waffle!Single payer goes down.
0 Yes
57 No
43 Present
My guess is the 5 Dem Nos were Heitkmap, Manchin, Donnelly, Tester, and McCaskill. Which, lol. GOOD JOB GOP.
I mean, its all newsworthy and should be reported.
But its relatively meaningless compared to the amount of coverage this gets.
So the fact that the Comms Director violated DOJ rules by talking with the AG about pressing trumped up charges against the Chief of Staff is not as big of a deal as, say, a Hillary Clinton biography?
Ryan Gives Up on Border-Adjusted Tax on Imports After Attack
A statement Thursday from the so-called Big Six -- which includes House Speaker Paul Ryan, Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady, White House economic adviser Gary Cohn, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch -- said due to the unknowns associated with the border-adjusted tax, the group had decided to set this policy aside in order to advance tax reform.
The concept had been under attack by retailers and other industries that rely on imported goods, who mounted a campaign saying it would raise prices for working Americans on everyday goods.
Another L for Trump. The border adjustment tax is dead.
The No's on single payer were Manchin, Donnelly, Heitkamp, King and Tester.
Surprised at no McCaskill.
When did I say any of this.So the fact that the Comms Director violated DOJ rules by talking with the AG about pressing trumped up charges against the Chief of Staff is not as big of a deal as, say, a Hillary Clinton biography?
At GOP lunch, convo focused on whether they can be assured House won't pass skinny, will conference. Senate doesn't want it to become law.
Genius
Did that ever even have life?
Hatch to @kasie: "I think its just up in the air, well just have to see what happens. I dont see anything passing."
https://twitter.com/joshgerstein/status/890652941220270084BREAKING: Sessions to Fox News on Trump criticism: 'It's kind of hurtful.'