Republicans want to hide the costs of repealing Obamacare

[C_Clayton_Jones]

"Republicans want to hide the costs of repealing Obamacare"

They also want to hide the fact that they have nothing to replace the ACA with.

And hide the fact that most on the right don't care that millions of Americans will no longer have access to affordable health maintenance.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

"Republicans want to hide the costs of repealing Obamacare"

They also want to hide the fact that they have nothing to replace the ACA with.

And hide the fact that most on the right don't care that millions of Americans will no longer have access to affordable health maintenance.

Hey, asshole. Why can those people no longer afford healthcare? Because of obiecare you dumbass. They can no longer afford to get insurance due to all of the new regulations and mandates put on the system by the law. And you blame us for not having another plan? There were other plans and still are if you would bother to study up on them and every single one of those was rejected by democrats for this gigantic pile of shit government mandated socialist dream of fucking disaster that is causing people to lose plans while costing tax payers trillions.

Don't blame repubs for not having a plan, you assholes had a plan and passed it on party lines and THIS IS FUCKING IT!! We are living the democrat plan and all the cost and worries and failures we warned you about. Here's a fucking plan. Let's not do what the fucking democrats have planned and passed into law that would be a start.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

GOP Health Care Plan

"LET THEM DIE!"

Only the democrats.

 

[JimH52]

GOP Health Care Plan

"LET THEM DIE!"

Wait a minute. How did we go from costs of obiecare to letting people die? Nobody fucking said that. Are you just a talking point idiot that can't think outside of the liberal box they provide for you to think from? What DNC utterance of pure fucking stupid do we have to look forward to next I wonder.

You Lie Again! Were you sleeping with Paul said this?

Let him die A debate question exposes the incoherence and cowardice of the Republican candidates opposition to Obamacare.

Wolf Blitzer put a terrific question to Rep. Ron Paul at last night's CNN/Tea Party Express Republican debate in Tampa, Fla. What should happen, the moderator asked hypothetically, if a healthy 30-year-old man who can afford insurance chooses not to buy it—and then becomes catastrophically ill and needs intensive care for six months? When Dr. Paul ducked, fondly recalling the good old days before Medicare and saying that we should all take responsibility for ourselves, Blitzer pressed the point. "But, Congressman, are you saying the society should just let him die?" At that point, the rabble erupted in cheers and whoops of "Yeah!"

And the Baggers nearly wet their pants with excitement!

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

More Than 4.2 Million People Have Now Enrolled In Obamacare

Go ahead and make repealing Obamacare part of the GOP platform....PLEASE!

Yeah...i'm really worried about the 4.2 mill who are a bunch of leaches.

 

[JimH52]

More Than 4.2 Million People Have Now Enrolled In Obamacare

Go ahead and make repealing Obamacare part of the GOP platform....PLEASE!

Yeah...i'm really worried about the 4.2 mill who are a bunch of leaches.

Everyone who doesn't watch FOX 24/7 is a leach in your eyes...

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

More Than 4.2 Million People Have Now Enrolled In Obamacare

Go ahead and make repealing Obamacare part of the GOP platform....PLEASE!

Yeah...i'm really worried about the 4.2 mill who are a bunch of leaches.

Everyone who doesn't watch FOX 24/7 is a leach in your eyes...

So you're excluding me?

 

[Missouri_Mike]

GOP Health Care Plan

"LET THEM DIE!"

Wait a minute. How did we go from costs of obiecare to letting people die? Nobody fucking said that. Are you just a talking point idiot that can't think outside of the liberal box they provide for you to think from? What DNC utterance of pure fucking stupid do we have to look forward to next I wonder.

You Lie Again! Were you sleeping with Paul said this?

Let him die A debate question exposes the incoherence and cowardice of the Republican candidates opposition to Obamacare.

Wolf Blitzer put a terrific question to Rep. Ron Paul at last night's CNN/Tea Party Express Republican debate in Tampa, Fla. What should happen, the moderator asked hypothetically, if a healthy 30-year-old man who can afford insurance chooses not to buy it—and then becomes catastrophically ill and needs intensive care for six months? When Dr. Paul ducked, fondly recalling the good old days before Medicare and saying that we should all take responsibility for ourselves, Blitzer pressed the point. "But, Congressman, are you saying the society should just let him die?" At that point, the rabble erupted in cheers and whoops of "Yeah!"

And the Baggers nearly wet their pants with excitement!

He should die! Why the hell is it our problem if he chose not to get any insurance at all and gets sick to cover him for a bad decision? Now though we want to mandate he get insurance, insurance that covers mammograms and maternity procedures. And that fixed what? Maybe if that same individual had the option of just getting catastrophic insurance and paid out of pocket for everything else he wouldn't be in that position. But you people aren't happy with that. You need full government control or people die. So who is actually for freedom of choice here? You or the guy that didn't want obiecare?

 

[SassyIrishLass]

GOP Health Care Plan

"LET THEM DIE!"

Wait a minute. How did we go from costs of obiecare to letting people die? Nobody fucking said that. Are you just a talking point idiot that can't think outside of the liberal box they provide for you to think from? What DNC utterance of pure fucking stupid do we have to look forward to next I wonder.

You Lie Again! Were you sleeping with Paul said this?

Let him die A debate question exposes the incoherence and cowardice of the Republican candidates opposition to Obamacare.

Wolf Blitzer put a terrific question to Rep. Ron Paul at last night's CNN/Tea Party Express Republican debate in Tampa, Fla. What should happen, the moderator asked hypothetically, if a healthy 30-year-old man who can afford insurance chooses not to buy it—and then becomes catastrophically ill and needs intensive care for six months? When Dr. Paul ducked, fondly recalling the good old days before Medicare and saying that we should all take responsibility for ourselves, Blitzer pressed the point. "But, Congressman, are you saying the society should just let him die?" At that point, the rabble erupted in cheers and whoops of "Yeah!"

And the Baggers nearly wet their pants with excitement!

Life is full of choices, some may cost you your life

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

GOP Health Care Plan

"LET THEM DIE!"

Wait a minute. How did we go from costs of obiecare to letting people die? Nobody fucking said that. Are you just a talking point idiot that can't think outside of the liberal box they provide for you to think from? What DNC utterance of pure fucking stupid do we have to look forward to next I wonder.

You Lie Again! Were you sleeping with Paul said this?

Let him die A debate question exposes the incoherence and cowardice of the Republican candidates opposition to Obamacare.

Wolf Blitzer put a terrific question to Rep. Ron Paul at last night's CNN/Tea Party Express Republican debate in Tampa, Fla. What should happen, the moderator asked hypothetically, if a healthy 30-year-old man who can afford insurance chooses not to buy it—and then becomes catastrophically ill and needs intensive care for six months? When Dr. Paul ducked, fondly recalling the good old days before Medicare and saying that we should all take responsibility for ourselves, Blitzer pressed the point. "But, Congressman, are you saying the society should just let him die?" At that point, the rabble erupted in cheers and whoops of "Yeah!"

And the Baggers nearly wet their pants with excitement!

Life is full of choices, some may cost you your life

Only fools gamble with their lives. And when they do Darwin steps in and does the world a favor.