No one is fooled

[Onyx]

Trump cultists are now attacking the dead Republican healthcare act, but refuse to acknowledge that Donald Trump supported the bill (which broke most of his campaign promises).

It's funny how those now blasting the bill as being terrible, were noticeably silent before it was pulled. Some were even supporting the bill and have completely backpedaled.

Anyway you spin it, this was a failure for Trump. No one is fooled.

 

[The Great Goose]

I wish you could fix your healthcare crisis.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Trump cultists are now attacking the dead Republican healthcare act, but refuse to acknowledge that Donald Trump supported the bill (which broke most of his campaign promises).

It's funny how those now blasting the bill as being terrible, were noticeably silent before it was pulled. Some were even supporting the bill and have completely backpedaled.

Anyway you spin it, this was a failure for Trump. No one is fooled.

Problem is all Trump supporters ARE FOOLED and have been for a long time.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

The more posts you put up about this the more it becomes reality right?

 

[Onyx]

I wish you could fix your healthcare crisis.

You all got duped, and have every reason to be pissed off. If you wont get mad over being betrayed, then it's up to the rest of us to be louder on your behalf.

 

[The Great Goose]

I wish you could fix your healthcare crisis.

You all got duped, and have every reason to be pissed off. If you wont get mad over being betrayed, then it's up to the rest of us to be louder on your behalf.

We shall see.

 

[Onyx]

We shall see.

What's there left to see? Not only did Donald Trump give up on healthcare after two weeks, but the actual legislation contradicted all of his campaign promises.

All you authority worshiping idiots have going for you at this point is blind faith, because it is painfully obvious that Donald Trump has zero integrity and zero credibility.

 

[MarathonMike]

I wish you could fix your healthcare crisis.

You all got duped, and have every reason to be pissed off. If you wont get mad over being betrayed, then it's up to the rest of us to be louder on your behalf.

You would have a case if this was a done deal. But as you well know, it is not. Health costs are continuing to spiral out of control and insurers are pulling out of the Obamacare exchanges frequently. There is nothing in the law that addresses costs. It was named the "Affordable Care Act" as a deception.

 

[Onyx]

You would have a case if this was a done deal. But as you well know, it is not.

He made an ultimatum and is moving on. So much for repealing and replacing day one.

Health costs are continuing to spiral out of control and insurers are pulling out of the Obamacare exchanges frequently. There is nothing in the law that addresses costs. It was named the "Affordable Care Act" as a deception.

Then why is he going to let it crash? Because legislating is hard?

I would support a repeal of the PPACA. Trump couldn't deliver.

 

[HaShev]

give up on healthcare after two weeks

Ummm then you are inadvertantly saying Dems gave up on it before the Bill even came out, as they intended to vote no on any bill no matter what it said or how great it was. Classic displacement.
If you looked on the Dem Senators faces during the press conference, they were not happy, because they know their obstruction plan backfired and careers will be on the line. Remember they created the angry mobs and those angry mobs
WILL TURN ON THEIR CREATORS=Frankenstein's Monster.

 

[usmbguest5318]

Donald Trump supported the bill (which broke most of his campaign promises).

1. Pre-Obamacare: --> X million people have health insurance.
2. Obamacare passed: --> 22M + X million people have health insurance.
3. GOP O-care repeal bill: --> (22M + X) - 24M people have health insurance.

What is there to fool someone about with numbers like that? Not voting for that bill is a mark of intelligence. Period and Nuff said.

 

[MarathonMike]

You would have a case if this was a done deal. But as you well know, it is not.

He made an ultimatum and is moving on. So much for repealing and replacing day one.

Health costs are continuing to spiral out of control and insurers are pulling out of the Obamacare exchanges frequently. There is nothing in the law that addresses costs. It was named the "Affordable Care Act" as a deception.

Then why is he going to let it crash? Because legislating is hard?

I would support a repeal of the PPACA. Trump couldn't deliver.

Correct, legislating is hard. That is why even with a near super majority in the Senate, Obama and Pelosi had to rewrite the rules to get it ACA passed. Trump now has a hard data point in terms of support and what needs to be addressed to get his next bill passed. In the meantime, Obamacare will continue to drive costs up and force more insurers out of the exchanges.