leftwinger
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Lying hogwash as always. The CR passed the existing rules in the House (surprisingly). Now you Razorbacked pigs want more, you don't like the rules. Just SHUP.
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Lying hogwash as always. The CR passed the existing rules in the House (surprisingly). Now you Razorbacked pigs want more, you don't like the rules. Just SHUP.
leftwinger
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leftwinger
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$1.5T increase in waste on Illegals and phony Stain. It's a non-starter per President Trump. Eat it pantyface.
All but three senators in the Democratic caucus are withholding their support for the Republican-led stopgap funding bill, unless Trump and enough Republican lawmakers agree to an extension of an enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credit that is due to expire on December 31.
I just think it's funny Republicans are telling Democrats to open up the government and they'll talk. No they won't. For 10 months now Republicans have been making cuts that we hate and there is nothing we can do about it. Now we finally have some leverage. And guess what? The government workers who are not getting paid right now support us.
leftwinger
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Youre right. If it was me, open it up THEN we make it permanent. Remove your BS buried in Inflation act or New Green Steal you crooked criminal halfwit.
Papageorgio
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If the cost of living decreases you will be crying that Trump created a recession. The only time you see a decrease in the cost of living according to most people, it’s a bad thing. Every President but Harding, Coolidge (which was good as it handled government debt and had us on solid financial ground) and Grant (which was bad) had overall deflation. Not Kennedy, LBJ, Carter, FDR, Truman, Clinton, Carter, Obama or Biden, no other Democrat or Republican President, why would you expect it now?
There are only two types of Americans. Those who are seriously concerned about what Trump's doing and those who aren't. We all know which side you are on. Now go lie some more to other people.
Papageorgio
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Can’t figure it out so you avoid what I post and try to change the direction. Classic tactic the ignorant use. Another example of you being dishonest.
liar
Like I said. There are two kinds of Americans. Those of us who are concerned about Trump and those of us who are not. You are not.
It's like a libertarian saying to me "I told you I'm not a Republican". Yea, sure you aren't. LOL
Papageorgio
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Again, didn’t respond to my post, you are proving over and over how dishonest you are. Thanks!
Let's sum this up for the peanut gallery:
1. Democrats were telling us how awesome obamadon'tcare was, how many people were getting health insurance, etc. etc. It was wonderful, they said. No criticism was allowed.
2. Covid hit and OH NO! IT'S GOING TO BE TERRIBLE!
3. Democrats immediately did what they always do and threw money at obamadon'tcare so people would have an easier time paying for their premiums. Since it was in response to a crisis, they included a sunset provision for after the crisis passed. After all, it was going great before Covid, so it should continue going great after it.
3. The Covid crisis passed, and the democrat sunset provision is ready to hit. OH NO! IT'S GOING TO BE TERRIBLE!
The question naturally is, if obamadon'tcare was so great, so "affordable" (heck, it's right there in the title!!), why is it suddenly UNaffordabe without the crisis subsidies?
schmidlap
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After the Republican lie about covering illegals was exposed, they are realizing that refusing to keep healthcare coverage affordable for millions of Americans is a loser for them.
Republicans must let Obamacare subsidies expire, even if it costs them | Opinion
If Republicans can't muster the backbone to let these subsidies expire now, the subsidized level of spending will become the status quo forever.www.usatoday.com
The government shutdown remains at a standstill, with the issue at the center being that Democrats demand that Republicans pass extensions for subsidies of the Affordable Care Act.
It makes no sense, I thought it was called the AFFORDABLE Care Act. If it is so affordable, why are subsidies needed?
The dems have some explainin' to do.
... Anxiety is rising among congressional Republicans that their party has no plan to address a critical health care deadline this fall that will result in spiking costs for millions of Americans – the issue at the heart of the deepening government shutdown crisis.
And some of those GOP members are offering a stark warning to their own leaders: Doing nothing could cost them their full control of Congress in next November’s midterms, calling for a plan that would address expiring enhanced Obamacare tax credits to be swiftly advanced once the government eventually reopens.
“I think the reality is, if costs go up under our control, it could have an impact on us,” Rep. David Valadao, a vulnerable GOP lawmaker from California, told CNN about the political effects of the health care fight. “I get that there’s some in leadership who don’t like hearing it but there’s no denying it.”
“Just watching rates go up and pointing fingers is not what we should be doing in our position,” he said.
Valadao is among dozens of rank-and-file House and Senate members who have begun drafting their own ideas about how to deal with the expiring enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies, which help millions of Americans afford insurance.
Nearly 8 In 10 Americans Want Congress To Renew Enhanced Affordable Care Act Tax Credits
Nearly 8 In 10 Americans Want Congress To Renew Enhanced Affordable Care Act Tax Credits, Set To Expire At the End Of 2025
Nearly 8 in 10 Americans want Congress to renew the enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits that are scheduled to expire at the end of the year, according to a new KFF Health Tracking Poll. The suppo...
A majority of Trump supporters back extending Obamacare subsidies
A majority of Trump supporters back extending Obamacare subsidies, poll finds
Without the tax credits, people will lose coverage, putting their health and finances at risk, experts say.
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All of this just exposes the reality that the "Affordable Care Act" is anything BUT affordable.After the Republican lie about covering illegals was exposed, they are realizing that refusing to keep healthcare coverage affordable for millions of Americans is a loser for them.
... Anxiety is rising among congressional Republicans that their party has no plan to address a critical health care deadline this fall that will result in spiking costs for millions of Americans – the issue at the heart of the deepening government shutdown crisis.
And some of those GOP members are offering a stark warning to their own leaders: Doing nothing could cost them their full control of Congress in next November’s midterms, calling for a plan that would address expiring enhanced Obamacare tax credits to be swiftly advanced once the government eventually reopens.
“I think the reality is, if costs go up under our control, it could have an impact on us,” Rep. David Valadao, a vulnerable GOP lawmaker from California, told CNN about the political effects of the health care fight. “I get that there’s some in leadership who don’t like hearing it but there’s no denying it.”
“Just watching rates go up and pointing fingers is not what we should be doing in our position,” he said.
Valadao is among dozens of rank-and-file House and Senate members who have begun drafting their own ideas about how to deal with the expiring enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies, which help millions of Americans afford insurance.
Nearly 8 In 10 Americans Want Congress To Renew Enhanced Affordable Care Act Tax Credits
Nearly 8 In 10 Americans Want Congress To Renew Enhanced Affordable Care Act Tax Credits, Set To Expire At the End Of 2025
Nearly 8 in 10 Americans want Congress to renew the enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits that are scheduled to expire at the end of the year, according to a new KFF Health Tracking Poll. The suppo...www.yahoo.com
A majority of Trump supporters back extending Obamacare subsidies
A majority of Trump supporters back extending Obamacare subsidies, poll finds
Without the tax credits, people will lose coverage, putting their health and finances at risk, experts say.
schmidlap
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It is only the best that politicians have been able to concoct that affords healthcare coverage for most Americans, and is supported by most folks.
Nearly 8 In 10 Americans Want Congress To Renew Enhanced Affordable Care Act Tax Credits, Set To Expire At the End Of 2025
Nearly 8 In 10 Americans Want Congress To Renew Enhanced Affordable Care Act Tax Credits, Set To Expire At the End Of 2025
Nearly 8 in 10 Americans want Congress to renew the enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits that are scheduled to expire at the end of the year, according to a new KFF Health Tracking Poll. The suppo...
Color me shocked, just shocked, that people want someone else to pay part of their premiums.It is only the best that politicians have been able to concoct that affords healthcare coverage for most Americans, and is supported by most folks.
Nearly 8 In 10 Americans Want Congress To Renew Enhanced Affordable Care Act Tax Credits, Set To Expire At the End Of 2025
Nearly 8 In 10 Americans Want Congress To Renew Enhanced Affordable Care Act Tax Credits, Set To Expire At the End Of 2025
Nearly 8 in 10 Americans want Congress to renew the enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits that are scheduled to expire at the end of the year, according to a new KFF Health Tracking Poll. The suppo...
schmidlap
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Republicans depriving millions of people of their healthcare coverage without public discussion is not a viable solution, yet Republicans refuse to negotiate.
Democrats are insisting that Republicans negotiate with them, particularly on the enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies expiring at the end of the year.
MAGAMike Johnson has kept the House out of session during the shutdown, preventing progress. He has run away from Jeffries' invitation to publicly debate the issue.
It is democrats refusing to negotiate. Republicans have offered multiple solutions keeping the government open while the democrats haven't budged.
They've had months to negotiate and now insist on the whole enchilada or nothing. Where have they been?
The House is not the holdup, that's Schumer in the Senate.
schmidlap
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Americans overwhelmingly support keeping the ACA affordable, and those covered by Medicaid continuing to keep their coverage.
Republicans are determined to deprive millions of Americans of healthcare coverage.
MAGAMike knows he'd lose an honest debate, and insists Democrats abandon those who would lose coverage.
Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill Act' includes more than $1 trillion in health care cuts, the vast majority of which come from the federal-state health insurance program that serves more than 70 million low-income Americans.
The poorest Americans would be forced to pay for Trump's 2017 trillions in tax cuts that favor the wealthy
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Republicans are reluctantly acknowledging the public's demands.
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