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US House votes to adopt AHCA (Republican health care); bill moves to Senate
- Thread starter CrocMother
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maabus1999
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They don't even have 50 votes in the Senate. The Medicaid change is a poison pill at the Senate level. It would destroy a lot of the R's state budgets and their Governors already have spoken out against this (many being R's themselves).
Nawh, just call them fake, paid Soros liberal protestors, or just hide.
Read that wrong.
They won't love her when their healthcare costs double.
Lmao no. There's nothing crazy about wanting the worst for every single person who put a vote in for Trump knowing full well what would happen if he's in office. They can all literally rot in hell for all I care, there's a reason I defriended the few fb Trump supporter acquaintances I had.
2Smashed4U
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Question - I'm on Medicaid and I receive a lot of mental health care; is this going to immediately fuck me over? I know it's supposed to slash Medicaid and mental health funding doubly the first time around.
StopMakingSense
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Alaskan health insurance costs are projected to increase way more than just 200%
If they have the balls to do so. Most will chicken out.
GoldenEye 007
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If I typed what I'm actually feeling right about now, I'd be banned quick fast and in a hurry. Let's just say that.
AntraxSuicide
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It might mean that person's life. Trump voters may literally kill that person.
It's hard for them to even pass a bill this shitty through the House. Taking a tough vote is way tougher when you know beforehand that there won't be any policy changes as a result of your vote. People will yell at you for voting to destroy healthcare and you can't even point to anything that happened because of your vote because the bill didn't pass.
Good luck; they'll likely only have their jobs for 5~ years before automation starts creating ruptures in the economy, if you want to entertain that it already isn't doing this.
The GOP is ignoring this is a thing, too.
Psychoward
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double would be an increase of 100%
gregor7777
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This forum has lost it
NihonTiger90
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"We have to pass it so we can see what's in it."
WordAssassin
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I don't understand why this is even happening again, didn't the budget come out and include ACA in it or something? If they agreed to that why are they still trying to get rid of it?
StopMakingSense
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Well, I'm still correct.GoldenEye 007
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No, the fucking GOP has lost it. Lives are being voted to be sent to die or bankrupted.
2Smashed4U
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Nope, fuck em. They are basically condemning me to a life of hell if this passes. I hope they get a taste too.
NullPointer
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I read the article and couldn't find the funny.
Just shows that they know how fucked up this health care proposal is.
Sure but educated guesses. Your guess does not seem very educated.
Some people have to laugh at the absurdity or they would break down.
Nah not really.
I'm not the one voting on a bill that will literally fuck over millions of people and even killing some of them.
I'm not the one voting on a bill that says. This plan is good for you, but I'm exempt from it.
Sorry if I have little sympathy for those that put Trump and the GOP in office.
Keep worrying about what people on a fucking video game forum are saying rather than the people running this country actively trying to fuck over their citizens.
More Tax cuts for Trumps buddies
PataHikari
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Because this the Republican party knows how to do.
8 years of Obama made the party basically the party of bluster, tantrums, and not actually accomplishing anything
PrivateWHudson
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Nice to see so many PA republicans on the NO side.
gregor7777
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Couldn't disagree with you guys more. I think this is the time for me to leave here. This is getting ugly.
Yeah, I'm not sure their constituents care. They treat politics like a sporting event. They voted for a guy that campaigned on killing them because he was wearing their color.
I have no faith in Republicans ever voting in their interest even when their lives are on the line.
Psychoward
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on one hand condemning trump voters to rot in hell is a bit much
on the other hand I won't be upset if they all lost their health insurance due to this and then faced deportation or discrimination based on their physical qualities and got sent to private prisons without parole for drug possession
it's not hell but it's what the rest of the country has had to worry about for the last several months soooo
on the other hand I won't be upset if they all lost their health insurance due to this and then faced deportation or discrimination based on their physical qualities and got sent to private prisons without parole for drug possession
it's not hell but it's what the rest of the country has had to worry about for the last several months soooo
It doesn't seem unreasonable to say that if this bill passes and it causes a bunch of unnecessary harm to Americans that hopefully the people who voted for Democrats in order to specifically prevent this from happening will be spared. After all, they voted to stop this. They clearly don't deserve it.
Unfortunately we have a two party system so that really only leaves Trump voters to be affected, right?
Host Samurai
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These sacks of shit need to rot in hell.
TheOctodad
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If something like this does pass is there any hope if you live in a strong blue state?
No we haven't, you're just weak.
You're disagreeing that these changes are harmful to people?
2Smashed4U
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Are you fucking kidding me?
I might go fucking crazy and not have mental health treatment because of these motherfuckers. And you want me to feel sorry for them?
Fuck them! I hope they die first!
Have a nice life (at least until the GOP ends it)
leave then and stop trying to police people's righteous fury with your bullshit
WordAssassin
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But if they have it in the budget saying they'll let it be and then go back on it like a week later and try to get rid of it why was it even approved in the budget in the first place?
I mean I get why they want to get rid of it, I just don't get why they're doing this again after they already agreed to leave it alone.
I mean, millions of people will lose their healthcare permanently if this bill passes. Does that seem basically fine to you?
maabus1999
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Remember this is arguably a worse bill then the previous one that only had 17% approval...the previous one at least kept pre-existing conditions in some manner (just raised costs).
IrishNinja
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ughhh, fuckin cowards
always, in all ways
and also how memories hold up by then, lots of shit could happen between now & that point..especailly with donny antagonizing enemies
god, also this