Bye Obamacare Taxes

[Care4all]

Over one trillion in unnecessary taxes are lifted off our backs today.

List of Obamacare Taxes Repealed

nothing was repealed, this is first quarter at best, in the process of that but no where near the end....

what TAX were YOU paying due to Obamacare, any?

First quarter you think?
Is that funding going to appear out of no where?

the continuing funding of the ACA was in the debt increase bill to keep the USA running...

 

[Syriusly]

Over one trillion in unnecessary taxes are lifted off our backs today.

List of Obamacare Taxes Repealed

Millionaires across America are cheering at the millions of dollars they will save.......

Yet not one far left drone

LOL

You are just a troll and a snowflake.

 

[Kosh]

Over one trillion in unnecessary taxes are lifted off our backs today.

List of Obamacare Taxes Repealed

Millionaires across America are cheering at the millions of dollars they will save.......

troll

Yes you are a troll.

The millionaires you just cut taxes for thank you.

See how the far left drone trolls act?

They call someone a troll when they get called out on their BS..

Still no posted proof other than towing the far left religious dogma!

 

[Kosh]

Over one trillion in unnecessary taxes are lifted off our backs today.

List of Obamacare Taxes Repealed

Millionaires across America are cheering at the millions of dollars they will save.......

Yet not one far left drone

LOL

You are just a troll and a snowflake.

Irony impairment is always alive and well in the far left drone trolls!

 

[DarkFury]

Over one trillion in unnecessary taxes are lifted off our backs today.

List of Obamacare Taxes Repealed

nothing was repealed, this is first quarter at best, in the process of that but no where near the end....

what TAX were YOU paying due to Obamacare, any?

First quarter you think?
Is that funding going to appear out of no where?

the continuing funding of the ACA was in the debt increase bill to keep the USA running...

And when States opt out it dies! 30 Republican States and just how many need to opt out to kill it?
A whole lot less then that.12 would mean it's demise for sure.

 

[Kosh]

Over one trillion in unnecessary taxes are lifted off our backs today.

List of Obamacare Taxes Repealed

nothing was repealed, this is first quarter at best, in the process of that but no where near the end....

what TAX were YOU paying due to Obamacare, any?

First quarter you think?
Is that funding going to appear out of no where?

the continuing funding of the ACA was in the debt increase bill to keep the USA running...

Wrong, the funding was designed into the bill itself, that is why it needed to be repealed so a real comprehensive tax plan/budget could be ironed out.

 

[Penelope]

Say goodbye to Obama's USSA. Finally, after 28 years, we once again have a real president.

Yes right, one who wonders why Jackson didn't stop the civil war and even why the civil war was fought. Yes truly a real president.

 

[Penelope]

Over one trillion in unnecessary taxes are lifted off our backs today.

List of Obamacare Taxes Repealed

Oh you make over 200 grand if single and greater than 250,000 if married. I would call the house action today and attempt at a huge tax cut for the wealthy.

 

[JQPublic1]

I wasn't hit with a single tax increase due to O Care, were any of you?

Not me! But some of my elderly friends under 64 with pre-existing conditions could see their premiums increase by as much as 700%. Only the senate can prevent that now.

More far left propaganda not rooted in reality, just tow the line with no proof!

After we all know you have to pass it to find out what is in it!

Update - May 4, 2017
A new deal among the Republican factions was reached. The changes to the AHCA, as reported by the Rules committee, are:

• States may opt-out of providing the ACA’s essential health benefits. (This requirement was already dropped in the bill for Medicaid but not for the individual market.)
  
  
• States may opt-out of requiring premiums to be the same for all people of the same age, so while individuals with pre-existing conditions must be offered health insurance there is no limit on the cost of that insurance. A new $8 billion fund would help lower premiums for these individuals.
  
  
• States may opt-out of limiting premium differences based on age.
  
  
• There would be a new $15 billion fund for risk sharing to help states lower premiums.

Update - March 24, 2017
After a fast-paced few weeks, the vote scheduled for March 24, 2017 was cancelled after the House Freedom Caucus, a band of some of the most conservative members of the House, pledged in block to oppose the AHCA because it did not go far enough to repeal the A

Ya... too bad the repubs didn't stand there after they repealed ovomitcare and chant...

... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN....

... but then, conservatives aren't as MORONIC as progtards.

Er...dummy...the PPACA has not been repealed yet. That bizarre celebration YOU saw after the bill passed the House was a first. The Senate has the final say and they haven't voted yet. Your GOP house coharts reacted too soon.

 

[007]

I wasn't hit with a single tax increase due to O Care, were any of you?

Not me! But some of my elderly friends under 64 with pre-existing conditions could see their premiums increase by as much as 700%. Only the senate can prevent that now.

More far left propaganda not rooted in reality, just tow the line with no proof!

After we all know you have to pass it to find out what is in it!

Update - May 4, 2017
A new deal among the Republican factions was reached. The changes to the AHCA, as reported by the Rules committee, are:

• States may opt-out of providing the ACA’s essential health benefits. (This requirement was already dropped in the bill for Medicaid but not for the individual market.)
  
  
• States may opt-out of requiring premiums to be the same for all people of the same age, so while individuals with pre-existing conditions must be offered health insurance there is no limit on the cost of that insurance. A new $8 billion fund would help lower premiums for these individuals.
  
  
• States may opt-out of limiting premium differences based on age.
  
  
• There would be a new $15 billion fund for risk sharing to help states lower premiums.

Update - March 24, 2017
After a fast-paced few weeks, the vote scheduled for March 24, 2017 was cancelled after the House Freedom Caucus, a band of some of the most conservative members of the House, pledged in block to oppose the AHCA because it did not go far enough to repeal the A

Ya... too bad the repubs didn't stand there after they repealed ovomitcare and chant...

... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN....

... but then, conservatives aren't as MORONIC as progtards.

Er...dummy...the PPACA has not been repealed yet. That bizarre celebration YOU saw after the bill passed the House was a first. The Senate has the final say and they haven't voted yet. Your GOP house coharts reacted too soon.

Er... pickle head... there's a republican majority in the senate too.

There's even a republican president, in case you didn't know that either.

 

[JQPublic1]

Say goodbye to Obama's USSA. Finally, after 28 years, we once again have a real president.

Yes right, one who wonders why Jackson didn't stop the civil war and even why the civil war was fought. Yes truly a real president.

You read my mind...heh heh heh.

 

[Kosh]

I wasn't hit with a single tax increase due to O Care, were any of you?

Not me! But some of my elderly friends under 64 with pre-existing conditions could see their premiums increase by as much as 700%. Only the senate can prevent that now.

More far left propaganda not rooted in reality, just tow the line with no proof!

After we all know you have to pass it to find out what is in it!

Update - May 4, 2017
A new deal among the Republican factions was reached. The changes to the AHCA, as reported by the Rules committee, are:

• States may opt-out of providing the ACA’s essential health benefits. (This requirement was already dropped in the bill for Medicaid but not for the individual market.)
  
  
• States may opt-out of requiring premiums to be the same for all people of the same age, so while individuals with pre-existing conditions must be offered health insurance there is no limit on the cost of that insurance. A new $8 billion fund would help lower premiums for these individuals.
  
  
• States may opt-out of limiting premium differences based on age.
  
  
• There would be a new $15 billion fund for risk sharing to help states lower premiums.

Update - March 24, 2017
After a fast-paced few weeks, the vote scheduled for March 24, 2017 was cancelled after the House Freedom Caucus, a band of some of the most conservative members of the House, pledged in block to oppose the AHCA because it did not go far enough to repeal the A

Ya... too bad the repubs didn't stand there after they repealed ovomitcare and chant...

... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN....

... but then, conservatives aren't as MORONIC as progtards.

Er...dummy...the PPACA has not been repealed yet. That bizarre celebration YOU saw after the bill passed the House was a first. The Senate has the final say and they haven't voted yet. Your GOP house coharts reacted too soon.

Yet the far left celebrated the largest tax increase on the middle class ever!

Silly far left drone!

 

[Kosh]

Say goodbye to Obama's USSA. Finally, after 28 years, we once again have a real president.

Yes right, one who wonders why Jackson didn't stop the civil war and even why the civil war was fought. Yes truly a real president.

Another far left drone failed post based on religious dogma!

Next you will be claiming yo want to help the middle class by passing the largest tax on them in history!

 

[JQPublic1]

Not me! But some of my elderly friends under 64 with pre-existing conditions could see their premiums increase by as much as 700%. Only the senate can prevent that now.

More far left propaganda not rooted in reality, just tow the line with no proof!

After we all know you have to pass it to find out what is in it!

Update - May 4, 2017
A new deal among the Republican factions was reached. The changes to the AHCA, as reported by the Rules committee, are:

• States may opt-out of providing the ACA’s essential health benefits. (This requirement was already dropped in the bill for Medicaid but not for the individual market.)
  
  
• States may opt-out of requiring premiums to be the same for all people of the same age, so while individuals with pre-existing conditions must be offered health insurance there is no limit on the cost of that insurance. A new $8 billion fund would help lower premiums for these individuals.
  
  
• States may opt-out of limiting premium differences based on age.
  
  
• There would be a new $15 billion fund for risk sharing to help states lower premiums.

Update - March 24, 2017
After a fast-paced few weeks, the vote scheduled for March 24, 2017 was cancelled after the House Freedom Caucus, a band of some of the most conservative members of the House, pledged in block to oppose the AHCA because it did not go far enough to repeal the A

Ya... too bad the repubs didn't stand there after they repealed ovomitcare and chant...

... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN....

... but then, conservatives aren't as MORONIC as progtards.

Er...dummy...the PPACA has not been repealed yet. That bizarre celebration YOU saw after the bill passed the House was a first. The Senate has the final say and they haven't voted yet. Your GOP house coharts reacted too soon.

Er... pickle head... there's a republican majority in the senate too.

There's even a republican president, in case you didn't know that either.

Yes ahhh but I guess you don't listen to what the senate Repub-lie-cons have been saying lately. The House bill won't pass in the Senate. Senate leaders are promulgating their own healthcare bill due to the aversion they have shown for the house version.

 

[007]

More far left propaganda not rooted in reality, just tow the line with no proof!

After we all know you have to pass it to find out what is in it!

Update - May 4, 2017
A new deal among the Republican factions was reached. The changes to the AHCA, as reported by the Rules committee, are:

• States may opt-out of providing the ACA’s essential health benefits. (This requirement was already dropped in the bill for Medicaid but not for the individual market.)
  
  
• States may opt-out of requiring premiums to be the same for all people of the same age, so while individuals with pre-existing conditions must be offered health insurance there is no limit on the cost of that insurance. A new $8 billion fund would help lower premiums for these individuals.
  
  
• States may opt-out of limiting premium differences based on age.
  
  
• There would be a new $15 billion fund for risk sharing to help states lower premiums.

Update - March 24, 2017
After a fast-paced few weeks, the vote scheduled for March 24, 2017 was cancelled after the House Freedom Caucus, a band of some of the most conservative members of the House, pledged in block to oppose the AHCA because it did not go far enough to repeal the A

Ya... too bad the repubs didn't stand there after they repealed ovomitcare and chant...

... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN....

... but then, conservatives aren't as MORONIC as progtards.

Er...dummy...the PPACA has not been repealed yet. That bizarre celebration YOU saw after the bill passed the House was a first. The Senate has the final say and they haven't voted yet. Your GOP house coharts reacted too soon.

Er... pickle head... there's a republican majority in the senate too.

There's even a republican president, in case you didn't know that either.

Yes ahhh but I guess you don't listen to what the senate Repub-lie-cons have been saying lately. The House bill won't pass in the Senate. Senate leaders are promulgating their own healthcare bill due to the aversion they have shown for the house version.

Pfft... it'll pass one way or another, guaranteed.

Deal with it.

 

[JQPublic1]

Not me! But some of my elderly friends under 64 with pre-existing conditions could see their premiums increase by as much as 700%. Only the senate can prevent that now.

More far left propaganda not rooted in reality, just tow the line with no proof!

After we all know you have to pass it to find out what is in it!

Update - May 4, 2017
A new deal among the Republican factions was reached. The changes to the AHCA, as reported by the Rules committee, are:

• States may opt-out of providing the ACA’s essential health benefits. (This requirement was already dropped in the bill for Medicaid but not for the individual market.)
  
  
• States may opt-out of requiring premiums to be the same for all people of the same age, so while individuals with pre-existing conditions must be offered health insurance there is no limit on the cost of that insurance. A new $8 billion fund would help lower premiums for these individuals.
  
  
• States may opt-out of limiting premium differences based on age.
  
  
• There would be a new $15 billion fund for risk sharing to help states lower premiums.

Update - March 24, 2017
After a fast-paced few weeks, the vote scheduled for March 24, 2017 was cancelled after the House Freedom Caucus, a band of some of the most conservative members of the House, pledged in block to oppose the AHCA because it did not go far enough to repeal the A

Ya... too bad the repubs didn't stand there after they repealed ovomitcare and chant...

... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN....

... but then, conservatives aren't as MORONIC as progtards.

Er...dummy...the PPACA has not been repealed yet. That bizarre celebration YOU saw after the bill passed the House was a first. The Senate has the final say and they haven't voted yet. Your GOP house coharts reacted too soon.

Yet the far left celebrated the largest tax increase on the middle class ever!

Silly far left drone!

What tax increase was that? I sleep at night so I might have missed it.

 

[007]

More far left propaganda not rooted in reality, just tow the line with no proof!

After we all know you have to pass it to find out what is in it!

Update - May 4, 2017
A new deal among the Republican factions was reached. The changes to the AHCA, as reported by the Rules committee, are:

• States may opt-out of providing the ACA’s essential health benefits. (This requirement was already dropped in the bill for Medicaid but not for the individual market.)
  
  
• States may opt-out of requiring premiums to be the same for all people of the same age, so while individuals with pre-existing conditions must be offered health insurance there is no limit on the cost of that insurance. A new $8 billion fund would help lower premiums for these individuals.
  
  
• States may opt-out of limiting premium differences based on age.
  
  
• There would be a new $15 billion fund for risk sharing to help states lower premiums.

Update - March 24, 2017
After a fast-paced few weeks, the vote scheduled for March 24, 2017 was cancelled after the House Freedom Caucus, a band of some of the most conservative members of the House, pledged in block to oppose the AHCA because it did not go far enough to repeal the A

Ya... too bad the repubs didn't stand there after they repealed ovomitcare and chant...

... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN....

... but then, conservatives aren't as MORONIC as progtards.

Er...dummy...the PPACA has not been repealed yet. That bizarre celebration YOU saw after the bill passed the House was a first. The Senate has the final say and they haven't voted yet. Your GOP house coharts reacted too soon.

Yet the far left celebrated the largest tax increase on the middle class ever!

Silly far left drone!

What tax increase was that? I sleep at night so I might have missed it.

But the John Roberts-led Supreme Court, recognizing the Constitution doesn’t allow the government to force people to buy consumer products, turned the “fees” and “penalties” into “taxes.”

Read more at Supreme Court made Obamacare unconstitutional, case alleges

Why do you leftists ask the same STUPID questions over and over expecting a different answer?

 

[JQPublic1]

Update - May 4, 2017
A new deal among the Republican factions was reached. The changes to the AHCA, as reported by the Rules committee, are:

• States may opt-out of providing the ACA’s essential health benefits. (This requirement was already dropped in the bill for Medicaid but not for the individual market.)
  
  
• States may opt-out of requiring premiums to be the same for all people of the same age, so while individuals with pre-existing conditions must be offered health insurance there is no limit on the cost of that insurance. A new $8 billion fund would help lower premiums for these individuals.
  
  
• States may opt-out of limiting premium differences based on age.
  
  
• There would be a new $15 billion fund for risk sharing to help states lower premiums.

Update - March 24, 2017
After a fast-paced few weeks, the vote scheduled for March 24, 2017 was cancelled after the House Freedom Caucus, a band of some of the most conservative members of the House, pledged in block to oppose the AHCA because it did not go far enough to repeal the A

Ya... too bad the repubs didn't stand there after they repealed ovomitcare and chant...

... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN....

... but then, conservatives aren't as MORONIC as progtards.

Er...dummy...the PPACA has not been repealed yet. That bizarre celebration YOU saw after the bill passed the House was a first. The Senate has the final say and they haven't voted yet. Your GOP house coharts reacted too soon.

Er... pickle head... there's a republican majority in the senate too.

There's even a republican president, in case you didn't know that either.

Yes ahhh but I guess you don't listen to what the senate Repub-lie-cons have been saying lately. The House bill won't pass in the Senate. Senate leaders are promulgating their own healthcare bill due to the aversion they have shown for the house version.

Pfft... it'll pass one way or another, guaranteed.

Deal with it.

Don't be too sure. Vibes coming out of the Senate aren't all that conciliatory towards the House Bill.

 

[007]

Ya... too bad the repubs didn't stand there after they repealed ovomitcare and chant...

... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN... YES WE CAN....

... but then, conservatives aren't as MORONIC as progtards.

Er...dummy...the PPACA has not been repealed yet. That bizarre celebration YOU saw after the bill passed the House was a first. The Senate has the final say and they haven't voted yet. Your GOP house coharts reacted too soon.

Er... pickle head... there's a republican majority in the senate too.

There's even a republican president, in case you didn't know that either.

Yes ahhh but I guess you don't listen to what the senate Repub-lie-cons have been saying lately. The House bill won't pass in the Senate. Senate leaders are promulgating their own healthcare bill due to the aversion they have shown for the house version.

Pfft... it'll pass one way or another, guaranteed.

Deal with it.

Don't be too sure. Vibes coming out of the Senate aren't all that conciliatory towards the House Bill.

Well, you just go ahead and fantasize about it not getting worked out and signed into law by President Trump. I'll stick to reality.

The repubs have been getting shit stuffed in their face by the radical left obama regime for eight years. It's their turn now to stick it back, and yes, they will do it.

 

[S.J.]

Say goodbye to Obama's USSA. Finally, after 28 years, we once again have a real president.

Yes right, one who wonders why Jackson didn't stop the civil war and even why the civil war was fought. Yes truly a real president.

Which one of the 57 states was Jackson from? Did he used to be a Navy Corpse Man? I heard he had asthma and had to be given a breathalyzer. You sure you wanna go there?