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Recently, Mitt Romney restated a number of positions those of us whove been paying attention have known about for some time in an interview with NBCs Meet the Press, as the Associated Press reports. He noted that his health reform plan would, like PPACA, seek to make sure that those with pre-existing conditions can get coverage, and that he agreed that young adults should be allowed to remain covered under their parents health insurance policies. He also said that were not going to have high-income people pay less of the tax burden than they pay today, i.e., his tax reform will aim to maintain the current progressivity of the federal personal income tax.
Romney’s Meet the Press Remarks on Health Reform and Taxes - By Reihan Salam - The Agenda - National Review Online
then he flip flopped on the issue hours later, after stating what he was going to do on national television.
On Meet the Press, David Gregory asked Romney about elements of ObamaCare that were both popular and he was seeking to repeal. Suprisingly (Well not really), Romney said he wasn't going to repeal them.
Really?
Recently, Mitt Romney restated a number of positions those of us whove been paying attention have known about for some time in an interview with NBCs Meet the Press, as the Associated Press reports. He noted that his health reform plan would, like PPACA, seek to make sure that those with pre-existing conditions can get coverage, and that he agreed that young adults should be allowed to remain covered under their parents health insurance policies. He also said that were not going to have high-income people pay less of the tax burden than they pay today, i.e., his tax reform will aim to maintain the current progressivity of the federal personal income tax.
Romneys Meet the Press Remarks on Health Reform and Taxes - By Reihan Salam - The Agenda - National Review Online
He also dropped the word "repeal" for the interview.
On Meet the Press, David Gregory asked Romney about elements of ObamaCare that were both popular and he was seeking to repeal. Suprisingly (Well not really), Romney said he wasn't going to repeal them.
Really?
Recently, Mitt Romney restated a number of positions those of us whove been paying attention have known about for some time in an interview with NBCs Meet the Press, as the Associated Press reports. He noted that his health reform plan would, like PPACA, seek to make sure that those with pre-existing conditions can get coverage, and that he agreed that young adults should be allowed to remain covered under their parents health insurance policies. He also said that were not going to have high-income people pay less of the tax burden than they pay today, i.e., his tax reform will aim to maintain the current progressivity of the federal personal income tax.
Romneys Meet the Press Remarks on Health Reform and Taxes - By Reihan Salam - The Agenda - National Review Online
He also dropped the word "repeal" for the interview.
No he didn't. He CLEARLY said repeal and replace.
Heh.
On Meet the Press, David Gregory asked Romney about elements of ObamaCare that were both popular and he was seeking to repeal. Suprisingly (Well not really), Romney said he wasn't going to repeal them.
Really?
He also dropped the word "repeal" for the interview.
No he didn't. He CLEARLY said repeal and replace.
show us.
Until you prove it, it isn't valid.No he didn't. He CLEARLY said repeal and replace.
show us.
And how exactly am I supposed to transfer my hard drive to a link?
I don't lie. He said it. He also did say he would keep many parts of it but that doesn't mean he won't repeal and replace. With a willing congress ocare is gone. Deal with it.
Until you prove it, it isn't valid.show us.
And how exactly am I supposed to transfer my hard drive to a link?
I don't lie. He said it. He also did say he would keep many parts of it but that doesn't mean he won't repeal and replace. With a willing congress ocare is gone. Deal with it.
And you do lie, so don't try to claim innocence by lying even more.
Until you prove it, it isn't valid.And how exactly am I supposed to transfer my hard drive to a link?
I don't lie. He said it. He also did say he would keep many parts of it but that doesn't mean he won't repeal and replace. With a willing congress ocare is gone. Deal with it.
And you do lie, so don't try to claim innocence by lying even more.
Fuck off
Whatever it is, Romney was for it before he was he was against it.
