House To Repeal Obamacare

Just don't get it, do you?...58% of the voters say it's time for the GOP to GET OVER IT and move on... Perhaps they could do something about creating jobs--since they haven't done anything up to now.

Democracy4Sale wrote: Just don't get it, do you?...58% of the voters say it's time for the GOP to GET OVER IT and move on... Perhaps they could do something about creating jobs--since they haven't done anything up to now.

How can they? All the jobs bills they pass are stalled in the Senate. Do nothing Democrats!

And all the jobs bills put forward by the Dems are stalled in the House AND the Senate (because of the 60-vote filibuster)... B.F.D.

Do-nothing Republicans.

And here is the GOP plan to replace Obamacare....in its entirety:

Raees wrote:

Nice picture, 100% incorrect. But in the imortal words of LJ, thanks for playing.

Please note, Republican bills to stimulate the economy don't look like Dem bills like lets give a Finnish company, Fiskars, 500 million dollars to build an electric car plant in the the states that never happened.

Finland thanks Pelosi & Obama for the cash.

Hmmmm... Lessee, the Republicans are calling for the 31st vote to repeal Obamacare. They want to be known as the "Party that wants to repeal Obamacare"--they want to OWN that. GOOD!! FABULOUS...

Let's restate this: 58% of the voters say it's time for the GOP to GET OVER IT and move on... Perhaps they could do something about creating jobs--since they haven't done anything up to now. So, the Republicans want to OWN an issue that 58% of the voters say they want them to get over and move on...

The voters are starting to understand that

1) Their kids can stay on their policies until age-26.
2) Seniors don't get screwed with the prescription donut-hole
3) Kids with pre-existing conditions can't be denied or dropped; (and soon that will apply to ALL)
4) No more "lifetime limits"
5) Adults will be protected against being dropped for getting sick.
...and many more...

And, again, here is the Republican replacement-plan:

Good luck selling that.... You still don't get it, do you?

Democracy4Sale wrote: Hmmmm... Lessee, the Republicans are calling for the 31st vote to repeal Obamacare. They want to be known as the "Party that wants to repeal Obamacare"--they want to OWN that. GOOD!! FABULOUS...

Let's restate this: 58% of the voters say it's time for the GOP to GET OVER IT and move on... Perhaps they could do something about creating jobs--since they haven't done anything up to now. So, the Republicans want to OWN an issue that 58% of the voters say they want them to get over and move on...

The voters are starting to understand that

1) Their kids can stay on their policies until age-26.
2) Seniors don't get screwed with the prescription donut-hole
3) Kids with pre-existing conditions can't be denied or dropped; (and soon that will apply to ALL)
4) No more "lifetime limits"
5) Adults will be protected against being dropped for getting sick.
...and many more...

And, again, here is the Republican replacement-plan:

Good luck selling that.... You still don't get it, do you?

This is called compromise in goverment. Some aspects of Obamacare the public does want, but the Dems rammed down our throats a monstrosity. So the ACA needs to be modified and something more acceptable to both sides can be created.

FredHayek wrote: Nice picture, 100% incorrect. But in the imortal words of LJ, thanks for playing.

Please note, Republican bills to stimulate the economy don't look like Dem bills like lets give a Finnish company, Fiskars, 500 million dollars to build an electric car plant in the the states that never happened.

Finland thanks Pelosi & Obama for the cash.

Oh, you mean the company in Finland that got $500 million in LOAN GUARANTEES (NOT cash) under a Bush-era program? ...Money that was supposed to be spent in the U.S.? You mean THAT BUSH-era program?

Yes...Thanks for playing.

Repealing Obummercare is the biggest small business jobs stimulus bill you could have. And it saves money and future deficit spending too. No brainer.