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ACA only covers 10 million people today, the other 28 million Obama pledged to cover yeah FAIL shocker.
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Then why the fuck did you use it against Obama ya fucking right wing hacks?You people have yet to realize that the less Congress does the better it is for we the people
Gridlock is good
“No man's life, liberty or property are safe while the legislature is in session.”
― Gideon J. (Gideon John) Tucker
ACA only covers 10 million people today, the other 28 million Obama pledged to cover yeah FAIL shocker.
ACA only covers 10 million people today, the other 28 million Obama pledged to cover yeah FAIL shocker.
Everyone who qualifies for free coverage gets it. Who are these 28 million not getting coverage?
You people have yet to realize that the less Congress does the better it is for we the people
Gridlock is good
“No man's life, liberty or property are safe while the legislature is in session.”
― Gideon J. (Gideon John) Tucker
Spot On. When Congress is 'Doing Something', you can bet it's something to benefit Government and themselves only. It won't benefit Citizens. About the only good it can possibly do at this point, is work on a Balanced Budget agreement. Our shocking $21 Trillion Debt will have to be addressed at some point.
All the rest is B.S. It's only about enriching themselves. All folks need to do is ask themselves how we got to the shocking $21 Trillion Debt. There's our beloved Congress at work. That's it 'Doing Something.'
You people have yet to realize that the less Congress does the better it is for we the people
Gridlock is good
“No man's life, liberty or property are safe while the legislature is in session.”
― Gideon J. (Gideon John) Tucker
Spot On. When Congress is 'Doing Something', you can bet it's something to benefit Government and themselves only. It won't benefit Citizens. About the only good it can possibly do at this point, is work on a Balanced Budget agreement. Our shocking $21 Trillion Debt will have to be addressed at some point.
All the rest is B.S. It's only about enriching themselves. All folks need to do is ask themselves how we got to the shocking $21 Trillion Debt. There's our beloved Congress at work. That's it 'Doing Something.'
The best way to reduce the deficit (not the entire debt) is to establish priorities and create budgets by evaluating cost benefits and cost deficits, giving the POTUS the line-item veto & Congress the ability to override any blue penciled item, and for our leaders to lead by example:
- if 1/6th of our economy is health care, that should be a priority not a punching bag solely for political advantage.
- COTUS gives the Congress the authority in Art. I, sec. 8, clause 1 to provide for the general Welfare and the common defense, yet some of us believe that only applies to defending against foreign nations, not epidemics, pandemics, or preventable disease (what cost to our economy is heart disease, diabetes and even cancer - why is tobacco legal?)
- What is the cost of gun violence in the US each year?
ACA only covers 10 million people today, the other 28 million Obama pledged to cover yeah FAIL shocker.
Everyone who qualifies for free coverage gets it. Who are these 28 million not getting coverage?
Wow a liberal who's uninformed I'm shocked, shocked I tell you. Sign up for the daily White House briefing, they cover the ACA failures and the 28 million uninsured today.
You people have yet to realize that the less Congress does the better it is for we the people
Gridlock is good
“No man's life, liberty or property are safe while the legislature is in session.”
― Gideon J. (Gideon John) Tucker
Spot On. When Congress is 'Doing Something', you can bet it's something to benefit Government and themselves only. It won't benefit Citizens. About the only good it can possibly do at this point, is work on a Balanced Budget agreement. Our shocking $21 Trillion Debt will have to be addressed at some point.
All the rest is B.S. It's only about enriching themselves. All folks need to do is ask themselves how we got to the shocking $21 Trillion Debt. There's our beloved Congress at work. That's it 'Doing Something.'
The best way to reduce the deficit (not the entire debt) is to establish priorities and create budgets by evaluating cost benefits and cost deficits, giving the POTUS the line-item veto & Congress the ability to override any blue penciled item, and for our leaders to lead by example:
- if 1/6th of our economy is health care, that should be a priority not a punching bag solely for political advantage.
- COTUS gives the Congress the authority in Art. I, sec. 8, clause 1 to provide for the general Welfare and the common defense, yet some of us believe that only applies to defending against foreign nations, not epidemics, pandemics, or preventable disease (what cost to our economy is heart disease, diabetes and even cancer - why is tobacco legal?)
- What is the cost of gun violence in the US each year?
Its too late, we are in such a financial mess the only hope we have is to grow our way out of the problem with economic growth. Spending cuts are like shooting spit wads at the problem. Unfortunately government from the Federal government on down to local city government are latched onto business like vampires sucking them dry and obstructing them with regulations. Just ACA generated 10's of thousands of pages of government regulations. The Obama administration added 800,000 pages of new government regulations.
You people have yet to realize that the less Congress does the better it is for we the people
Gridlock is good
“No man's life, liberty or property are safe while the legislature is in session.”
― Gideon J. (Gideon John) Tucker
Spot On. When Congress is 'Doing Something', you can bet it's something to benefit Government and themselves only. It won't benefit Citizens. About the only good it can possibly do at this point, is work on a Balanced Budget agreement. Our shocking $21 Trillion Debt will have to be addressed at some point.
All the rest is B.S. It's only about enriching themselves. All folks need to do is ask themselves how we got to the shocking $21 Trillion Debt. There's our beloved Congress at work. That's it 'Doing Something.'
The best way to reduce the deficit (not the entire debt) is to establish priorities and create budgets by evaluating cost benefits and cost deficits, giving the POTUS the line-item veto & Congress the ability to override any blue penciled item, and for our leaders to lead by example:
- if 1/6th of our economy is health care, that should be a priority not a punching bag solely for political advantage.
- COTUS gives the Congress the authority in Art. I, sec. 8, clause 1 to provide for the general Welfare and the common defense, yet some of us believe that only applies to defending against foreign nations, not epidemics, pandemics, or preventable disease (what cost to our economy is heart disease, diabetes and even cancer - why is tobacco legal?)
- What is the cost of gun violence in the US each year?
Its too late, we are in such a financial mess the only hope we have is to grow our way out of the problem with economic growth. Spending cuts are like shooting spit wads at the problem. Unfortunately government from the Federal government on down to local city government are latched onto business like vampires sucking them dry and obstructing them with regulations. Just ACA generated 10's of thousands of pages of government regulations. The Obama administration added 800,000 pages of new government regulations.
What are some of the bad regulations Obama put in place? And are you sure about your facts because you guys lie a lot. Look at what Romney said: "This administration's regulations are even invading the freedom of everyday Americans," he said, before beginning an anecdote about Mike and Chantell Sackett, a couple who ... bought a piece of land on which they had hoped to build a home. But when they started digging ... they were told by the Environmental Protection Agency to stop, because their home was on a wetland....
However, Mr. Romney did not mention that the Sacketts encountered their run-in with the E.P.A. under President George W. Bush's administration, not under Mr. Obama.
If you ever bother to take your head out of your ass for one second you would know that I posted that very same quote during the Obammy yearsThen why the fuck did you use it against Obama ya fucking right wing hacks?You people have yet to realize that the less Congress does the better it is for we the people
Gridlock is good
“No man's life, liberty or property are safe while the legislature is in session.”
― Gideon J. (Gideon John) Tucker
You people have yet to realize that the less Congress does the better it is for we the people
Gridlock is good
“No man's life, liberty or property are safe while the legislature is in session.”
― Gideon J. (Gideon John) Tucker
Spot On. When Congress is 'Doing Something', you can bet it's something to benefit Government and themselves only. It won't benefit Citizens. About the only good it can possibly do at this point, is work on a Balanced Budget agreement. Our shocking $21 Trillion Debt will have to be addressed at some point.
All the rest is B.S. It's only about enriching themselves. All folks need to do is ask themselves how we got to the shocking $21 Trillion Debt. There's our beloved Congress at work. That's it 'Doing Something.'
The best way to reduce the deficit (not the entire debt) is to establish priorities and create budgets by evaluating cost benefits and cost deficits, giving the POTUS the line-item veto & Congress the ability to override any blue penciled item, and for our leaders to lead by example:
- if 1/6th of our economy is health care, that should be a priority not a punching bag solely for political advantage.
- COTUS gives the Congress the authority in Art. I, sec. 8, clause 1 to provide for the general Welfare and the common defense, yet some of us believe that only applies to defending against foreign nations, not epidemics, pandemics, or preventable disease (what cost to our economy is heart disease, diabetes and even cancer - why is tobacco legal?)
- What is the cost of gun violence in the US each year?
Its too late, we are in such a financial mess the only hope we have is to grow our way out of the problem with economic growth. Spending cuts are like shooting spit wads at the problem. Unfortunately government from the Federal government on down to local city government are latched onto business like vampires sucking them dry and obstructing them with regulations. Just ACA generated 10's of thousands of pages of government regulations. The Obama administration added 800,000 pages of new government regulations.
You people have yet to realize that the less Congress does the better it is for we the people
Gridlock is good
“No man's life, liberty or property are safe while the legislature is in session.”
― Gideon J. (Gideon John) Tucker
Spot On. When Congress is 'Doing Something', you can bet it's something to benefit Government and themselves only. It won't benefit Citizens. About the only good it can possibly do at this point, is work on a Balanced Budget agreement. Our shocking $21 Trillion Debt will have to be addressed at some point.
All the rest is B.S. It's only about enriching themselves. All folks need to do is ask themselves how we got to the shocking $21 Trillion Debt. There's our beloved Congress at work. That's it 'Doing Something.'
The best way to reduce the deficit (not the entire debt) is to establish priorities and create budgets by evaluating cost benefits and cost deficits, giving the POTUS the line-item veto & Congress the ability to override any blue penciled item, and for our leaders to lead by example:
- if 1/6th of our economy is health care, that should be a priority not a punching bag solely for political advantage.
- COTUS gives the Congress the authority in Art. I, sec. 8, clause 1 to provide for the general Welfare and the common defense, yet some of us believe that only applies to defending against foreign nations, not epidemics, pandemics, or preventable disease (what cost to our economy is heart disease, diabetes and even cancer - why is tobacco legal?)
- What is the cost of gun violence in the US each year?
Its too late, we are in such a financial mess the only hope we have is to grow our way out of the problem with economic growth. Spending cuts are like shooting spit wads at the problem. Unfortunately government from the Federal government on down to local city government are latched onto business like vampires sucking them dry and obstructing them with regulations. Just ACA generated 10's of thousands of pages of government regulations. The Obama administration added 800,000 pages of new government regulations.
ONE more time: We need to establish priorities and to judge every item in the budget and every new piece of legislation (and especially every EO and tweet) by this standard: Is it a cost benefit, a cost deficit or neutral.
BTW, Trump's tweets, saber rattling and Brinkmanship is heading toward war in Asia. TR said it best, "speak softly and carry a big stick"; No one wins in a nuclear war.