republicans have no shame

[Shirley]

I'll be the first to admit that I was wrong. Republicans, or, at least one of them, do have a "plan".

Turns out, Trump was wrong because apparently, solving our nation's health care problems isn't "complicated", at all.

Now, after a mere 10 years of demagoguing the ACA and threatening to throw tens of millions of Americans off their health care insurance with no discernible plan to replace it, republican Lindsey Graham is going to "provide better coverage at a lower cost" and he's going to do it "through flexibility and innovation".

"Flexibility and innovation"? Why TF didn't democrats think of that!



This is so large, I should have posted it to the "Today In So Much Winning!" thread.

[seahawk]

Ooooohhh!

[twocoach]

I'll be the first to admit that I was wrong. Republicans, or, at least one of them, do have a "plan".

Turns out, Trump was wrong because apparently, solving our nation's health care problems isn't "complicated", at all.

Now, after a mere 10 years of demagoguing the ACA and threatening to throw tens of millions of Americans off their health care insurance with no discernible plan to replace it, republican Lindsey Graham is going to "provide better coverage at a lower cost" and he's going to do it "through flexibility and innovation".

"Flexibility and innovation"? Why TF didn't democrats think of that!



This is so large, I should have posted it to the "Today In So Much Winning!" thread.

Government funded yoga classes for everyone?

[Shirley]

I'll be the first to admit that I was wrong. Republicans, or, at least one of them, do have a "plan".

Turns out, Trump was wrong because apparently, solving our nation's health care problems isn't "complicated", at all.

Now, after a mere 10 years of demagoguing the ACA and threatening to throw tens of millions of Americans off their health care insurance with no discernible plan to replace it, republican Lindsey Graham is going to "provide better coverage at a lower cost" and he's going to do it "through flexibility and innovation".

"Flexibility and innovation"? Why TF didn't democrats think of that!



This is so large, I should have posted it to the "Today In So Much Winning!" thread.

Government funded yoga classes for everyone?

Of course! But, that's not all!

Lindsey's sophisticated and comprehensive "plan" to repeal and replace the ACA with more coverage for everyone and, for less money, would be enough in itself, but to demonstrate just how flexible and innovative his "plan" is, Lindsey's also throwing in...

you know where I'm going...

wait for it...








tax cuts for the already filthy rich!

#winning!

[Geezer]

Tax cuts to fix healthcare.
That's what I call flexible and innovative.

[Geezer]

Better yet.

http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/04/ ... eform.html

[Deleted User 62]

This was funny:
"According to a report from Axios, noted legal expert Donald Trump is not confident that the lawsuit attempting to strike down the ACA is going to succeed."

[Shirley]

Better yet.

http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/04/ ... eform.html

This was funny:
"According to a report from Axios, noted legal expert Donald Trump is not confident that the lawsuit attempting to strike down the ACA is going to succeed."

[T]he president is concerned that Democrats will hammer him on health-care issues in 2020 — thus the pivot to “the party of health care.” Rather than actually develop an actionable policy portfolio after the Obamacare-repeal failures of 2017, Axios reports that Trump intends to “brand” his party as caring about pre-existing conditions, and that he “plans to repeat this message again and again and again.”

Americans are getting the reality TV star's "best"! A marketing/branding campaign full of nothing, but propaganda.

#somuchwinning!

[Deleted User 89]

Better yet.

http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/04/ ... eform.html

This was funny:
"According to a report from Axios, noted legal expert Donald Trump is not confident that the lawsuit attempting to strike down the ACA is going to succeed."

[T]he president is concerned that Democrats will hammer him on health-care issues in 2020 — thus the pivot to “the party of health care.” Rather than actually develop an actionable policy portfolio after the Obamacare-repeal failures of 2017, Axios reports that Trump intends to “brand” his party as caring about pre-existing conditions, and that he “plans to repeat this message again and again and again.”

Americans are getting the reality TV star's "best"! A marketing/branding campaign full of nothing, but propaganda.

#somuchwinning!

and his base and, what, 70% of the GOP will eat it up and cast their votes for him

[Geezer]

Who better to put on healthcare can Medicare felon Rick Scott?

[Deleted User 89]

lulz, of course

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... =applenews

[seahawk]

Republicans are going to be the party of great healthcare.

Seems like a bigger lie than that which we all are guilty of, "I actually read the terms of service before I clicked the box that said I had."

[Shirley]

[Deleted User 89]

only the best people

[Deleted User 89]

i just wonder if he’ll be in his stars and stripes jeep with the mounted artillary on the back

[ousdahl]

only the best people

^^^

Whistleblower Says White House Overturned 25 Denied Security Clearances

https://www.npr.org/2019/04/01/70872622 ... clearances

...in addition to the two current senior officials, security clearances were also granted to contractors and other individuals in the executive office of the president, despite their having "a wide range of serious disqualifying issues involving foreign influence, conflicts of interest, concerning personal conduct, financial problems, drug use, and criminal conduct."

[Shirley]

[DCHawk1]

Just a reminder, Obama appointed an IRS director who abused the power of the federal government to target...

...Forget it, Jake, it's Feral.

[Geezer]

Endless loop of whataboutism.

[DCHawk1]

Endless loop of we only care now, because Orange Man Bad!