House Republicans Rubber-Stamp $9 Trillion In New Debt

[Lakhota]

Well, here we go.

WASHINGTON ― Without a single Democrat voting in support, the House narrowly advanced a budget blueprint on Friday intended to be the eventual vehicle for gutting Obamacare.

After conservatives and GOP moderates spent a week signaling that they might vote against the repeal vehicle, most Republicans fell in line, with the House voting 227-198 in support of the resolution. Only nine Republicans ultimately voted against it, joining 189 Democrats in opposition to a budget that deems it “appropriate” for U.S. debt to rise by more than $9 trillion over the next decade. (Republicans say they won’t go along with debt increases at those levels, and that they intend to write another budget this year more in line with their values.)

Among the Republicans who did vote against the resolution, most cited concerns over endorsing that amount of new debt. Three moderates also voted against the resolution, seemingly as a signal to GOP leadership that their votes shouldn’t be taken for granted in an eventual repeal or replacement.

Much More: House Republicans Take First Step To Repeal Obamacare, Rubber-Stamp $9 Trillion In New Debt

Well that didn't take long. Trump hasn't even been sworn in yet and has already increased the debt by $9 trillion. Unbelievable!

 

[bendog]

Where's the beverage cart? Whoopeee

 

[Lakhota]

And away they go...

 

[Edgetho]

Maybe this time we'll get something for the money

 

[Iceweasel]

Well that didn't take long. Trump hasn't even been sworn in yet and has already increased the debt by $9 trillion. Unbelievable!

Do you realize the senate has to pass it and then the president signs it into law?

 

[Lakhota]

Maybe this time we'll get something for the money

Duh, yeah, but that's all part of repealing Obamacare.

 

[Iceweasel]

Maybe this time we'll get something for the money

Duh, yeah, but that's all part of repealing Obamacare.

I thought it was the party of no?

 

[Lakhota]

$9 trillion is a mere drop in the bucket compared to what Trump will do to the national debt.

 

[Lakhota]

Maybe this time we'll get something for the money

Duh, yeah, but that's all part of repealing Obamacare.

I thought it was the party of no?

Only when they're out of power.

 

[Iceweasel]

Maybe this time we'll get something for the money

Duh, yeah, but that's all part of repealing Obamacare.

I thought it was the party of no?

Only when they're out of power.

So they haven't been the party of no since 2014.

 

[Lakhota]

Maybe this time we'll get something for the money

Duh, yeah, but that's all part of repealing Obamacare.

I thought it was the party of no?

Only when they're out of power.

So they haven't been the party of no since 2014.

I'm sorry, but one of us is an idiot - because nothing you say makes any sense to me. BTW, Congress controls the purse strings.

 

[Auld Phart]

Well, here we go.

WASHINGTON ― Without a single Democrat voting in support, the House narrowly advanced a budget blueprint on Friday intended to be the eventual vehicle for gutting Obamacare.

After conservatives and GOP moderates spent a week signaling that they might vote against the repeal vehicle, most Republicans fell in line, with the House voting 227-198 in support of the resolution. Only nine Republicans ultimately voted against it, joining 189 Democrats in opposition to a budget that deems it “appropriate” for U.S. debt to rise by more than $9 trillion over the next decade. (Republicans say they won’t go along with debt increases at those levels, and that they intend to write another budget this year more in line with their values.)

Among the Republicans who did vote against the resolution, most cited concerns over endorsing that amount of new debt. Three moderates also voted against the resolution, seemingly as a signal to GOP leadership that their votes shouldn’t be taken for granted in an eventual repeal or replacement.

Much More: House Republicans Take First Step To Repeal Obamacare, Rubber-Stamp $9 Trillion In New Debt

Well that didn't take long. Trump hasn't even been sworn in yet and has already increased the debt by $9 trillion. Unbelievable!

Little confused here...

How did he increase the DEBT by $9 trillion?

Has it been so long since a budget was passed, you forgot what they are for?

 

[BlindBoo]

Get ready for Trumpcare. Where you get promise after promise of the greatest coverage in the entire universe, right up till the day you die.

Game over.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

And trump has said its going to go a lot higher.

For the RWNJ traitors who can't think for themselves, trump said he will slash taxes for his 1% crony capitalist friends at Goldman Sachs (5 are already in his cabinet!). He also said he loves debt and would borrow a lot because he knows he could 'make a deal' (what an idiotic thing to say), said he loves war, wants to use nukes, plans to buy a lot of military crap we don't need and won't use and

Well?

Who do the trumpkins think will be paying for this?

FACT is, it will be just like when W did it. It got passed on to the next administration to pay for and be blamed for.

 

[Lakhota]

Well, here we go.

WASHINGTON ― Without a single Democrat voting in support, the House narrowly advanced a budget blueprint on Friday intended to be the eventual vehicle for gutting Obamacare.

After conservatives and GOP moderates spent a week signaling that they might vote against the repeal vehicle, most Republicans fell in line, with the House voting 227-198 in support of the resolution. Only nine Republicans ultimately voted against it, joining 189 Democrats in opposition to a budget that deems it “appropriate” for U.S. debt to rise by more than $9 trillion over the next decade. (Republicans say they won’t go along with debt increases at those levels, and that they intend to write another budget this year more in line with their values.)

Among the Republicans who did vote against the resolution, most cited concerns over endorsing that amount of new debt. Three moderates also voted against the resolution, seemingly as a signal to GOP leadership that their votes shouldn’t be taken for granted in an eventual repeal or replacement.

Much More: House Republicans Take First Step To Repeal Obamacare, Rubber-Stamp $9 Trillion In New Debt

Well that didn't take long. Trump hasn't even been sworn in yet and has already increased the debt by $9 trillion. Unbelievable!

Little confused here...

How did he increase the DEBT by $9 trillion?

Has it been so long since a budget was passed, you forgot what they are for?

Duh, Republicans wouldn't be pushing to repeal Obamacare if not for Trump pushing repeal - and said he would sign the repeal legislation into law. Trump wants that to be the biggest slap in President Obama's face.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Well, here we go.

WASHINGTON ― Without a single Democrat voting in support, the House narrowly advanced a budget blueprint on Friday intended to be the eventual vehicle for gutting Obamacare.

After conservatives and GOP moderates spent a week signaling that they might vote against the repeal vehicle, most Republicans fell in line, with the House voting 227-198 in support of the resolution. Only nine Republicans ultimately voted against it, joining 189 Democrats in opposition to a budget that deems it “appropriate” for U.S. debt to rise by more than $9 trillion over the next decade. (Republicans say they won’t go along with debt increases at those levels, and that they intend to write another budget this year more in line with their values.)

Among the Republicans who did vote against the resolution, most cited concerns over endorsing that amount of new debt. Three moderates also voted against the resolution, seemingly as a signal to GOP leadership that their votes shouldn’t be taken for granted in an eventual repeal or replacement.

Much More: House Republicans Take First Step To Repeal Obamacare, Rubber-Stamp $9 Trillion In New Debt

Well that didn't take long. Trump hasn't even been sworn in yet and has already increased the debt by $9 trillion. Unbelievable!

Little confused here...

How did he increase the DEBT by $9 trillion?

Has it been so long since a budget was passed, you forgot what they are for?

No, you're a whole lot confused. Its been all over the news and even the Repubs said it.

Hint: you won't find the story on Alex Jones.

BTW - why do you think a budget has not been passed? Hmmm?

 

[Iceweasel]

Maybe this time we'll get something for the money

Duh, yeah, but that's all part of repealing Obamacare.

I thought it was the party of no?

Only when they're out of power.

So they haven't been the party of no since 2014.

I'm sorry, but one of us is an idiot - because nothing you say makes any sense to me. BTW, Congress controls the purse strings.

The GOP has held both sides since 2014. It makes no sense to you because you're an idiot.

 

[jknowgood]

Watching you liberals suddenly care is amusing. Tell me will you start the count our soldiers deaths daily campaign again?

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Get ready for Trumpcare. Where you get promise after promise of the greatest coverage in the entire universe, right up till the day you die.

Game over.

Yep. That's been their "plan" for as long as I can remember.

Its the Hurry Up And Die Health Care Plan while we get to pay for theirs.

 

[Iceweasel]

Get ready for Trumpcare. Where you get promise after promise of the greatest coverage in the entire universe, right up till the day you die.

Game over.

So far three retards voted that drivel a winner. He never said that and it's not the government's function to care for your sorry ass. No government care would be better for working age people.