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Dems say GOP exempting $1 trillion from deficit - Yahoo! News
"The effort to repeal President Barack Obama's health care bill is the first major measure expected to come before the House. According to the Congressional Budget Office, the year-old legislation will reduce deficits by $143 billion over the next decade, suggesting its repeal would raise red ink by the same amount.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., disputed the CBO estimate this week, but Republicans have yet to produce one of their own."
Gotta like how Cantor puts his bullshit spin on answers
"Cantor asserted in a nationally broadcast interview Thursday that the health care overhaul has spurred a host of new federal regulations that have had the effect of impeding private-sector hiring.
He told ABC's "Good Morning America" the GOP is serious about attempts to repeal Obama's health care law, saying Republicans understand the political realities of a repeal failing in the Senate but that they want to "send a signal" about "job-killing regulations." "Republicans do care about people having health care," he said, "and we just know there's a better way."
More facking fear mongering and empty answers for alternative solutions, why can't that asshat Cantor just admit they want to repeal the health care law so that private companies can continue sticking it to the consumers like they've been doing for years so they can profit?
"The effort to repeal President Barack Obama's health care bill is the first major measure expected to come before the House. According to the Congressional Budget Office, the year-old legislation will reduce deficits by $143 billion over the next decade, suggesting its repeal would raise red ink by the same amount.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., disputed the CBO estimate this week, but Republicans have yet to produce one of their own."
Gotta like how Cantor puts his bullshit spin on answers
"Cantor asserted in a nationally broadcast interview Thursday that the health care overhaul has spurred a host of new federal regulations that have had the effect of impeding private-sector hiring.
He told ABC's "Good Morning America" the GOP is serious about attempts to repeal Obama's health care law, saying Republicans understand the political realities of a repeal failing in the Senate but that they want to "send a signal" about "job-killing regulations." "Republicans do care about people having health care," he said, "and we just know there's a better way."
More facking fear mongering and empty answers for alternative solutions, why can't that asshat Cantor just admit they want to repeal the health care law so that private companies can continue sticking it to the consumers like they've been doing for years so they can profit?