What is scaring the hell out of GOPers who now must follow the Trump lunacy

[namvet]

As we all know (except for some delusional right wingers on here) audio tapes were leaked from the Philly retreat by elected republicans. Here's an excerpt that will surely be labeled "fake news" because morons will always be morons.

Senators and House members expressed a range of concerns about the task ahead: how to prepare a replacement plan that can be ready to launch at the time of repeal; how to avoid deep damage to the health insurance market; how to keep premiums affordable for middle-class families; even how to avoid the political consequences of defunding Planned Parenthood, the women’s health-care organization, as many Republicans hope to do with the repeal of the ACA.

“We’d better be sure that we’re prepared to live with the market we’ve created” with repeal, said Rep. Tom McClintock (R-Calif.). “That’s going to be called Trumpcare. Republicans will own that lock, stock and barrel, and we’ll be judged in the election less than two years away.”

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so??

 

[emilynghiem]

I like Rand Paul's:

Rand Paul has a novel idea: Let’s kill Obamacare and try freedom

The way to do both Zoom-boing, to fully repeal ACA for those who disagree because it violates certain beliefs, but maintain free choice of keeping it for those who agree with ACA is to make it optional to fund and follow.

Require those who support and passed it to be legally responsible for funding it and enforcing it among citizens who believe in and depend on it.

Allow those who want a different plan under GOP to sign up and fund that option.

And allow taxpayers to choose to fund either track or go for free market and charity as before ACA was passed.

This takes pressure off the groups who only have to answer to members who volunteer to be represented by them. They only have to provide under terms those members support, and aren't required to appease the beliefs of opposing members funding their own separate plans.