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They are also refusing to give up their govt-run health care
Can anyone say "hypocrite"? I know the GOP can!
So the GOP would rather waste time by posturing with this go-nowhere legislation then to actually put their time towards actually getting something done? Seems to be that they are more concerned with being able to "look good" over produce actual results. Style over substance should be their new party slogan.
And the dimwits are socialists, you know it, if you don't you are a idiot...oh wait.The pre-Obamacare world is what we had before. And it was far preferable to the inordinate bureaucratic goat-fuck the last Congress passed.
Go GOP.
Of course if they didn't do this the Libs would all be screaming how the GOP is a bunch of hypocrites and liars.
What do you mean would be? Still got your head up your ass, I see. The GOO IS a bunch of hypocrites and liars. Oh, and add showmen to the list, as this is political theater and noithing more. They know it and you all know it.
All politicians are hypocrites. But the dimwits are socialist hypocrites.Can anyone say "hypocrite"? I know the GOP can!
Yeah, and the socialist left was thrilled when the biggest spending and gov't control bill in the history of the U.S. passed. Socialist idiots. GO GOP!!!!!Can anyone say "hypocrite"? I know the GOP can!
Dumbshit, the promised a vote on repeal and now they are delivering it. How is that hypocritical? If they hadn't done that you would be accusing them of being hypocrites too
No, they promised to actually repeal HCR. Instead, you're just getting the T-shirt and like the morons they are, the teabaggers are thrilled
wow, so in order to repeal a BAD law, one must have something to replace it with?
who knew
Nobody, except partisan ideologues, denies that there are good things in the bill.
and most, if not all, of those "good things" could have been done without making the monstrosity they createdwow, so in order to repeal a BAD law, one must have something to replace it with?
who knew
Nobody, except partisan ideologues, denies that there are good things in the bill.
Nobody, except partisan ideologues, denies that there are good things in the bill.
What is good or bad in the bill is a matter of one's opinion.
and most, if not all, of those "good things" could have been done without making the monstrosity they createdwow, so in order to repeal a BAD law, one must have something to replace it with?
who knew
Nobody, except partisan ideologues, denies that there are good things in the bill.
So the GOP would rather waste time by posturing with this go-nowhere legislation then to actually put their time towards actually getting something done? Seems to be that they are more concerned with being able to "look good" over produce actual results. Style over substance should be their new party slogan.
It's not a waste of time. You're correct that it won't be effective in getting it repealed, however, by passing repeal in the House it makes it clear they aren't messing around about their intentions. It opens the door to modifying the legislation so that the really bad parts of it are fixed with the cooperation of the Democratic Senate and the President. In fact, Obama announced just a few days ago that he is willing to fix things with the legislation, so it's already working.
In the end, though, anything short of full repeal is going to hurt all of us because the law was designed to cause health insurance costs to continue rising.
So the GOP would rather waste time by posturing with this go-nowhere legislation then to actually put their time towards actually getting something done? Seems to be that they are more concerned with being able to "look good" over produce actual results. Style over substance should be their new party slogan.
It's not a waste of time. You're correct that it won't be effective in getting it repealed, however, by passing repeal in the House it makes it clear they aren't messing around about their intentions. It opens the door to modifying the legislation so that the really bad parts of it are fixed with the cooperation of the Democratic Senate and the President. In fact, Obama announced just a few days ago that he is willing to fix things with the legislation, so it's already working.
In the end, though, anything short of full repeal is going to hurt all of us because the law was designed to cause health insurance costs to continue rising.
So then why dont they come to the table with a plan as opposed to just scraping the whole damn thing? Why...because they have no plan.
Nobody, except partisan ideologues, denies that there are good things in the bill.
What is good or bad in the bill is a matter of one's opinion.
So then why dont they come to the table with a plan as opposed to just scraping the whole damn thing? Why...because they have no plan.
So then why dont they come to the table with a plan as opposed to just scraping the whole damn thing? Why...because they have no plan.
Why do they have to come to the table with another plan? The fact that it was a poorly written, destructive legislation is the only reason needed for repeal. Despite that, the GOP has introduced plenty of ideas over the past two years, but you knew that already, so stop with the dishonest talking points.
They are pushing for full repeal because what did pass is such a convoluted mess that nobody understands it, we still don't know all that's in it, businesses don't know how to deal with it, etc. Best to ditch it and start from scratch piece by piece.
So then why dont they come to the table with a plan as opposed to just scraping the whole damn thing? Why...because they have no plan.
Why do they have to come to the table with another plan? The fact that it was a poorly written, destructive legislation is the only reason needed for repeal. Despite that, the GOP has introduced plenty of ideas over the past two years, but you knew that already, so stop with the dishonest talking points.
They are pushing for full repeal because what did pass is such a convoluted mess that nobody understands it, we still don't know all that's in it, businesses don't know how to deal with it, etc. Best to ditch it and start from scratch piece by piece.
