Oklahomans Just Embarrassed Trump a Second Time

[EvilEyeFleegle]

Whassup in Okie town? How can it be..that people in Oklahoma want the ACA....just as long as you don't call it ObamaCare...too funny!~

Oklahomans Just Embarrassed Trump a Second Time

For the second time in two weeks, Oklahomans have made President Donald Trump look bad. First there was the sparsely attended Tulsa rally. Now Sooner State voters have opted to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.
There’s an immediate, narrow problem for the White House, and a broader, more strategic one. In the short term, the very tight “yes” vote imperils a plan to turn Medicaid funding into a block grant from the federal government to states, using Oklahoma as a pilot.
In a deeper sense, though, the vote is a warning sign for Trump, because it shows how he’s at odds with even many conservative voters on health care. Last week, the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court (again) to throw out the Affordable Care Act. Meanwhile, voters in a state so red that the president chose it for his big comeback rally have voted to adopt an expansion of coverage under the law—the fifth time voters in a Republican-governed state have done so, and the fourth in the past two years.

It’s not entirely shocking that amid a pandemic and a massive unemployment crisis, voters would rather have more health coverage than less. And while Obamacare remains unpopular among conservative voters—three-quarters of Republicans had an unfavorable view of the law in the Kaiser Family Foundation’s most recent tracking poll—the actual components of the law, especially requiring insurers to cover people with preexisting conditions, have always been popular.

You know we, the people, cover 90% of the costs, right, through federal taxing.

I do know that..and I'm totally OK with it. I would like to work on costs though.....maybe a price cap on Rx meds--we do pay far too much for medical care.

 

[Winco]

Did you see the jobs numbers!? Incredible there’s gonna be a press conference at 9:30 AM Trump is going to tell us more about these great job numbers

LOL.
Did you see the NCAA Basketball Coach that bragged about his team falling behind by 50 points, then, like a miracle, they scored 4 straight points and then ONLY trailed by 46 points. Great comeback. NOT.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Trump supporters voted to expand Medicaid, a provision of the ACA – the same ACA Trump is trying to get rid of.

Conservatives: masters of the art of cognitive dissonance.

 

[Synthaholic]

Trump had 6.000 attend his rally as opposed to Bidens rally in the basement filled with 7 rats.

And tramp had 6000 idiots.

And then you have,
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You mean the noose?

No, a pull rope. Like the rest of the garages have. You're an idiot.

It was the only one in the shape of a noise.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Whassup in Okie town? How can it be..that people in Oklahoma want the ACA....just as long as you don't call it ObamaCare...too funny!~

Oklahomans Just Embarrassed Trump a Second Time

For the second time in two weeks, Oklahomans have made President Donald Trump look bad. First there was the sparsely attended Tulsa rally. Now Sooner State voters have opted to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.
There’s an immediate, narrow problem for the White House, and a broader, more strategic one. In the short term, the very tight “yes” vote imperils a plan to turn Medicaid funding into a block grant from the federal government to states, using Oklahoma as a pilot.
In a deeper sense, though, the vote is a warning sign for Trump, because it shows how he’s at odds with even many conservative voters on health care. Last week, the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court (again) to throw out the Affordable Care Act. Meanwhile, voters in a state so red that the president chose it for his big comeback rally have voted to adopt an expansion of coverage under the law—the fifth time voters in a Republican-governed state have done so, and the fourth in the past two years.

It’s not entirely shocking that amid a pandemic and a massive unemployment crisis, voters would rather have more health coverage than less. And while Obamacare remains unpopular among conservative voters—three-quarters of Republicans had an unfavorable view of the law in the Kaiser Family Foundation’s most recent tracking poll—the actual components of the law, especially requiring insurers to cover people with preexisting conditions, have always been popular.

You're claiming victory even before the vote has been taken
Dumbass the state legislator's voted to place Obamacare on the ballot the people of Oklahoma have not voted for it

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Trump had 6.000 attend his rally as opposed to Bidens rally in the basement filled with 7 rats.

No thoughts on the fact that they are preferring ACA?

Why don't you wait until they vote for it.

 

[BlueGin]

Trump had 21 million viewers WOW

View are not votes..just sayin'--and it sounds like Oklahoma voters might be tired of DJT.

or it might be that of everything going on in Oklahoma, the press chose to highlight and report on ONLY that which THEY think embarrasses him.
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Which is more likely.

 

[EvilEyeFleegle]

Whassup in Okie town? How can it be..that people in Oklahoma want the ACA....just as long as you don't call it ObamaCare...too funny!~

Oklahomans Just Embarrassed Trump a Second Time

For the second time in two weeks, Oklahomans have made President Donald Trump look bad. First there was the sparsely attended Tulsa rally. Now Sooner State voters have opted to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.
There’s an immediate, narrow problem for the White House, and a broader, more strategic one. In the short term, the very tight “yes” vote imperils a plan to turn Medicaid funding into a block grant from the federal government to states, using Oklahoma as a pilot.
In a deeper sense, though, the vote is a warning sign for Trump, because it shows how he’s at odds with even many conservative voters on health care. Last week, the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court (again) to throw out the Affordable Care Act. Meanwhile, voters in a state so red that the president chose it for his big comeback rally have voted to adopt an expansion of coverage under the law—the fifth time voters in a Republican-governed state have done so, and the fourth in the past two years.

It’s not entirely shocking that amid a pandemic and a massive unemployment crisis, voters would rather have more health coverage than less. And while Obamacare remains unpopular among conservative voters—three-quarters of Republicans had an unfavorable view of the law in the Kaiser Family Foundation’s most recent tracking poll—the actual components of the law, especially requiring insurers to cover people with preexisting conditions, have always been popular.

You're claiming victory even before the vote has been taken
Dumbass the state legislator's voted to place Obamacare on the ballot the people of Oklahoma have not voted for it

Hmm...lessee--

Oklahoma voters approve Medicaid expansion as coronavirus cases climb

The state is the first to expand Medicaid during the pandemic.

www.politico.com

"Oklahoma voters on Tuesday narrowly approved a ballot measure to extend Medicaid to tens of thousands of poor adults, making their state the first to expand government-backed health insurance during the pandemic.
The vote, which passed with 50.5 percent support, also throws a wrench in the Trump administration's plan to make Oklahoma the first state to receive its permission to cap Medicaid spending, a longtime goal of conservatives hoping to constrain the safety-net entitlement program.
Ballot organizers said the coronavirus crisis would help make their case for expanding Medicaid in the deep-red state. The average number of new cases in Oklahoma has more than doubled in the past month, and the state reported a record 585 new infections on Tuesday.
Oklahoma has become the fifth state where voters defied Republican leaders to expand Medicaid through the ballot. Missouri will hold a similar vote on Medicaid expansion later this summer."



Dumbass....perhaps you might try to be factually informed on a subject before you open your yap.

 

[jknowgood]

Trump had 6.000 attend his rally as opposed to Bidens rally in the basement filled with 7 rats.

And tramp had 6000 idiots.

And then you have,
View attachment 358179

You mean the noose?

No, a pull rope. Like the rest of the garages have. You're an idiot.

It was the only one in the shape of a noise.

No actually all the garages pull ropes were the same.

 

[justoffal]

Trump had 6.000 attend his rally as opposed to Bidens rally in the basement filled with 7 rats.

Trump campaign says fire marshal's count for Tulsa rally attendance was 'wrong'

Trump 2020 communications director Tim Murtaugh told “Outnumbered Overtime” on Monday that the fire marshal ’s count for attendance at Trump’s campaign rally in Tulsa, Okla. was “wrong.”

www.foxnews.com

The overflow crowd was close to 50,000.... The ticket shenanigans
Are what screwed the indoor attendance.... From now on here should just ticket at the door.

Jo

 

[Synthaholic]

Trump had 6.000 attend his rally as opposed to Bidens rally in the basement filled with 7 rats.

And tramp had 6000 idiots.

And then you have,
View attachment 358179

You mean the noose?

No, a pull rope. Like the rest of the garages have. You're an idiot.

It was the only one in the shape of a noise.

No actually all the garages pull ropes were the same.

False. Only one was fashioned into a noose.

 

[jknowgood]

Trump had 6.000 attend his rally as opposed to Bidens rally in the basement filled with 7 rats.

And tramp had 6000 idiots.

And then you have,
View attachment 358179

You mean the noose?

No, a pull rope. Like the rest of the garages have. You're an idiot.

It was the only one in the shape of a noise.

No actually all the garages pull ropes were the same.

False. Only one was fashioned into a noose.

Lol, they replaced them last year so it wasn't a deliberate thing. People like you make sure you keep racism alive and well. Anyway this incident has shown what an asshole the guy is.