JetBlackPanda
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What I really love about Donald Trump is how he talks like a politician who's not up for re-election but TOTALLY forgets about the ones around him that are.
What I really love about Donald Trump is how he talks like a politician who's not up for re-election but TOTALLY forgets about the ones around him that are.
But didn't they do this knowing Obama would veto it? As with pretty much everything they did under Obama, it was all for show to play to their base and pretend they were doing something. Really don't think they are going to get the votes to only repeal when they know full well it would actually go through and then have to face the consequences of that later.WSJ says Ben Sasse and Rand Paul (and of course, Fox and Friends):
https://www.wsj.com/articles/senato...obamacare-repeal-if-gop-bill-fails-1498825462
What's his grudge against Obama? Is it the inauguration audience size that has him feeling inferior ?
I understand he also stated the birthed movement but I wonder if that was started to as a political tool to gain an audience for his planned presidency run.
For starters, Trump has discriminated against black men renting from him his entire life. So a black president, just by existing, pissed him off. Then Obama personally criticized him at a very public event for his birther movement bullshit and its been personal ever since.What's his grudge against Obama? Is it the inauguration audience size that has him feeling inferior ?
I understand he also stated the birthed movement but I wonder if that was started to as a political tool to gain an audience for his planned presidency run.
2011 white house correspondence dinner.
For starters, Trump has discriminated against black men renting from him his entire life. So a black president, just by existing, pissed him off. Then Obama personally criticized him at a very public event for his birther movement bullshit and its been personal ever since.
What's his grudge against Obama? Is it the inauguration audience size that has him feeling inferior ?
I understand he also stated the birthed movement but I wonder if that was started to as a political tool to gain an audience for his planned presidency run.
Man. If I were a republican senator, I would do as much as possible to stay away from this. I would rather shoot myself in the foot, than have to put my name with this.
If this passes it would be toxic to anyone who trusted it.
It's blatantly obvious he doesn't give a shit about healthcare but instead wants to get to tax breaks for the wealthy as quick as possible.
He literally knows nothing about health care in any capacity. All he knows is that he wants to stick it to Obama and put something "better" in his place to sate his ego.
He literally knows nothing about health care in any capacity. All he knows is that he wants to stick it to Obama and put something "better" in his place to sate his ego.
That was their plan, but they abandoned it because it was unworkable, because too many senators knew that repealing without a replacement was massively unpopular. But repeal and replace isn't working either.This was probably always the plan.
Have a shitty replacement, catch blowback, blow up the ACA completely and remove it, then swoop in with their shitty bill and people will go "it's better than literally nothing".
he's trying to shape reality into
'I got rid of that monsters horrible policies'
as his legacy. he can blame his ineffectual presidency on having to turn back all the monstrous doings of the great black demon that rode before him.
That's pretty much it. I"m sure what keeps him going is when he remembers how he was roasted at that dinner. I'm sure he holds grudges and will stop at nothing to reduce Obama to nothing in terms of political history.
Honestly the gop isn't that smart.This was probably always the plan.
Have a shitty replacement, catch blowback, blow up the ACA completely and remove it, then swoop in with their shitty bill and people will go "it's better than literally nothing".
The thing that I will take solace in is that even if the GOP does repeal Obamacare temporarily they will still never be able to take away Obama's legacy of proving that healthcare and protections for all should be a right.