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OK, class, lets talk about repealing Obamacare. Some of us are having a little trouble envisioning what that would look like, but I know all you smart Republicans have some great ideas. So, lets get started.
Kevin Yoder, from Overland Park, youve voted, like, 39 times to repeal Obamacare. Tell us what youll say to those senior citizens who will have to start paying more for prescription drugs if you succeed. The Affordable Care Act, as you know, is closing the doughnut hole in Medicare prescription drug coverage and 6 million seniors are already benefiting.
Congressman Yoder? Whats that, hes left the room? Something about phoning his grandma, you say.
Well, all right then, lets move on.
Vicky Hartzler, from Harrisonville, Mo., youre a big Obamacare critic. What will you say to the millions of people with pre-existing conditions who will lose their chance at affordable health insurance once the repeal happens? And how about the families of those 17.6 million children with pre-existing conditions already benefiting because of the law? Surely youre not going to cast them into the cold, but insurers wont handle high-risk patients unless theyre assured of a broad base of healthy people to help absorb the losses.
Say what? Congresswoman Hartzler has stepped out also? I see.
Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2013/07/25/4367422/can-we-get-real-about-repealing.html#storylink=cpy
lastlib
(23,208 posts)she will not even respond to my e-mails on the subject. A truly worthless piece of crap!
proud2BlibKansan
(96,793 posts)Can't believe people actually vote for her.
mick063
(2,424 posts)The only reason it is "hated" so much is because it is Obama's signature achievement. Repealing Obamacare goes hand in hand with the House blocking every appointee that is not a puppet of the financial moguls as well as refusing to extend the debt ceiling. The goals are one and the same. The agenda of repealing it, for them, is about the desired humiliation, not whether mandated insurance is desirable policy.
Common Republicans could actually care less about Obamacare except that it has Obama's name on it and FOX told them it is really, really bad. The OP's remarks are not even considered because they are not part of the equation. They have nothing to do with making the President look bad.
northoftheborder
(7,572 posts)nt
TreasonousBastard
(43,049 posts)the assholes in the House and Pelosi became just another Congresswoman.
The first time may have just caught us with our pants down, but what the hell happened that we just let them get more power as time went on? I hope we weren't so busy fighting internally about who's a better Democrat that we just let them take over...
We had the House for years, and we lost it. Is anyone out there doing any more than whining and actually coming up with a plan to get it back?