The Anniversary of Crap

[sirs]

Obamacare's roll-out.  And you thought they were telling you the truth. 

Most of us knew different......and we were right

[Xavier_Onassis]

yOU ARE NOT "MOST OF US" AND YOU ARE DEAD WRONG.

[sirs]

Actually I am since I'm part of that consistent MAJORITY that never liked or even wanted this piece of crap legislation

[Xavier_Onassis]

Watch and see, it will NEVER ne repealed.

It will require some changes, but it is any national heath insurance at all is better than anything the goddamned Republicans have ever proposed.

[sirs]

Did I say it would be repealed?  The point remains the anniversary of crap legislation, pushed upon us on a pure party line basis, that a majority of the country did NOT support, and STILL doesn't.  The "changes" it requires is referred to as gutting

And we'll never know about any Republican proposals.....BECAUSE, 1 PERSON, REID NEVER ALLOWED ANY TO BE VOTED ON

[Xavier_Onassis]

We know all about Republican proposals, because they printed many of them. They tended to suck.

[sirs]

Pretty much at this point ANYTHING the GOP proposed would have been better than the current crap we all knew we were about to be covered with.  Obamacare is suckage in the highest order.  But nice dodge on how we never even had a chance to let our elected officials vote on any of them.  You do realize of course, than when the GOP takes over the senate and decides not to even allow Dems to vote on anything, you'll not have a critical leg to stand on

[Xavier_Onassis]

The GOP proposed NOTHING for many, many years, and had no pans to do so, ever.
All they have proposed is in response to Obamacare.

I am sure that the goddamn Republicans will manage to fuck up everything they touch, which will prfit the few at the expense of the many if they get a chance.

[sirs]

The GOP proposed idea after idea after idea after idea.  They then passed proposal after proposal after proposal after proposal.  And everyone that passed a vote in the House of Representatives, SAT ON REID'S DESK, never to be allowed to be voted on in the Senate.  If the proposals were "so bad", then the citizen's representatives, in the Senate, should have been allowed to vote it down.  Instead they were silenced, literally disenfranchised.

So instead, Obamination Care was ram-rodded down our throats, with not even a hint of debate, since apparently we needed to pass it to actually see what was in it.  So screw any debate on a 2000+page bill, and screw any actual bipartisan support.  I don't recall our congress, ever being so wreckless with legislation, that could impact so many in this country.

Which is why Dems are now down to only a 1/3 who who actually support it, and so many others are simply retiring, so as not to have to defend their fatal mistake

[Xavier_Onassis]

Yeah, FATAL mistake.

Ot will kill them all.

[sirs]

Their evolving political aspirations.....yep.  The funny thing is that I bet most of them knew how bad a vote it was for them to be taking, but got caught up in the whole "hope & change" cloud, and knew how horribly they'd be treated by their own party if they didn't line-up for the virtual political firing squad.  Now their support and vote, are coming home to roost

[Xavier_Onassis]

Blather all you want, it is NOT going to be repealed.

[sirs]

Didn't say it would now, did I

[Xavier_Onassis]

If indeed it were not at all popular, then it would be a piece of cake to repeal it. The idoiot Republicans have voted again and again to repeal it, with zero results, it just make them ;look like the idiots they are.

[sirs]

As I said, the goal is to get as many folks either working for or beholden to government services......mission accomplished.  It has squat to do with trying to "cover everyone with health insurance".  You have effectively become one of their useful idiots.  Bravo

But cudos on trying to change the subject to repeal.