Faun
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Oh look, the forum jester chimes in to once again show everyone why he's the forum jester Here is claiming the following has been debunked ...That lie has been debunked so many times anyone repeating it reveals himself as a mindless hack. No shock it's you.Yeah, and to counter HillaryCare, the GOP proposed an individual mandate. Known affectionately these days as ... ObamaCare.Look for Captain Choom to simply rewrite the law himself as he has already done like 30 times. The most lawless president in history.
The law CAN be changed by congress if obozo will go to congress and make a deal. But he won't do that. He won't admit he screwed up yet again.
Congress isn't going to make a deal, they are going to try to repeal it.
Here's the thing you guys don't get. Big Insurance actually like the ACA. And the Roberts Court is a Business Court. As much as the rednecks out in the sticks dislike ObamaCare because a black guy came up with it, big business is perfectly fine with it.
Hey genius, they didn't like Hillary 'Her Thighness' Clintons healthcare plan either
-Geaux
Individual health care insurance mandate has roots two decades long
The Heritage Foundation "substantially revised" its proposal four years later, according to a 1994 analysis by the Congressional Budget Office. But the idea of an individual health insurance mandate later appeared in two bills introduced by Republican lawmakers in 1993, according to the non-partisan research group ProCon.org. Among the supporters of the bills were senators Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, and Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, who today oppose the mandate under current law.
The Heritage Foundation "substantially revised" its proposal four years later, according to a 1994 analysis by the Congressional Budget Office. But the idea of an individual health insurance mandate later appeared in two bills introduced by Republican lawmakers in 1993, according to the non-partisan research group ProCon.org. Among the supporters of the bills were senators Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, and Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, who today oppose the mandate under current law.
Hey, look! Isn't that Fox News reporting what I said, which you moronically claimed was "debunked??" Why yes, yes it is indeed. Keep up the good work!
As usual, the forum jester makes me laugh. You do your job well.