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If it’s really better, the president says, he’ll endorse it.
President Barack Obama on Friday issued a stark, simple challenge to Republicans who want to repeal Obamacare: If you really have a better alternative, show it to the American people first.
“If they are so convinced they can do it better, then they shouldn’t be afraid to make that presentation,” Obama said, even promising to vouch for such a plan.
“I’m saying to every Republican right now, if you in fact can put a plan together that is demonstrably better than what Obamacare is doing, I will publicly support repealing Obamacare and replacing it with your plan.”
Obama made the comments during a live, wonky interview with Ezra Klein and Sarah Kliff of Vox. The interview took place at the Blair House, the residence across the street from the White House where, famously, Obama presided over an eight-hour bipartisan discussion of health policy in early 2010, shortly before Congress passed what would become the Affordable Care Act.
More: Obama Dares Republicans To Show Their Obamacare Replacement Before Repeal
I agree, Mr. President. What are Republicans afraid of?
We have to pass it so you can find out what's in it.Sorry Obama, we're going to pass it before we let you read it.....
If it's a money pit you just call a tow truck and have them take it to the nearest junkyard.Who trades in their old car for a new car they can't see?
Sure, if you want 2018 to be another blood bath for Democrats.So you're saying no passing Supreme Court Justices and block whenever it's possible?He's gonna have to wait until it's passed to find out what's in it. Turnabout's fair play.
Sure...The "we" is Democrats and Republicans in the House and the Senate.We did? Who is we? Pelosi and the Democrats straight out admitted they either didn't read it or they tried and to and were totally confused.He's gonna have to wait until it's passed to find out what's in it. Turnabout's fair play.
We had a pretty good idea what was in the ACA before it was passed.
The general public knew, too, if they cared enough to pay attention.
That's how the GOP came back from their catastrophe.Sure, if you want 2018 to be another blood bath for Democrats.So you're saying no passing Supreme Court Justices and block whenever it's possible?He's gonna have to wait until it's passed to find out what's in it. Turnabout's fair play.
Fuck your Obama..,,and his Obamacare.....If it’s really better, the president says, he’ll endorse it.
President Barack Obama on Friday issued a stark, simple challenge to Republicans who want to repeal Obamacare: If you really have a better alternative, show it to the American people first.
“If they are so convinced they can do it better, then they shouldn’t be afraid to make that presentation,” Obama said, even promising to vouch for such a plan.
“I’m saying to every Republican right now, if you in fact can put a plan together that is demonstrably better than what Obamacare is doing, I will publicly support repealing Obamacare and replacing it with your plan.”
Obama made the comments during a live, wonky interview with Ezra Klein and Sarah Kliff of Vox. The interview took place at the Blair House, the residence across the street from the White House where, famously, Obama presided over an eight-hour bipartisan discussion of health policy in early 2010, shortly before Congress passed what would become the Affordable Care Act.
More: Obama Dares Republicans To Show Their Obamacare Replacement Before Repeal
I agree, Mr. President. What are Republicans afraid of?
I already know about your deep seated hate for our president.Fuck your Obama..,,and his Obamacare.....If it’s really better, the president says, he’ll endorse it.
President Barack Obama on Friday issued a stark, simple challenge to Republicans who want to repeal Obamacare: If you really have a better alternative, show it to the American people first.
“If they are so convinced they can do it better, then they shouldn’t be afraid to make that presentation,” Obama said, even promising to vouch for such a plan.
“I’m saying to every Republican right now, if you in fact can put a plan together that is demonstrably better than what Obamacare is doing, I will publicly support repealing Obamacare and replacing it with your plan.”
Obama made the comments during a live, wonky interview with Ezra Klein and Sarah Kliff of Vox. The interview took place at the Blair House, the residence across the street from the White House where, famously, Obama presided over an eight-hour bipartisan discussion of health policy in early 2010, shortly before Congress passed what would become the Affordable Care Act.
More: Obama Dares Republicans To Show Their Obamacare Replacement Before Repeal
I agree, Mr. President. What are Republicans afraid of?
Sure...The "we" is Democrats and Republicans in the House and the Senate.We did? Who is we? Pelosi and the Democrats straight out admitted they either didn't read it or they tried and to and were totally confused.He's gonna have to wait until it's passed to find out what's in it. Turnabout's fair play.
We had a pretty good idea what was in the ACA before it was passed.
The general public knew, too, if they cared enough to pay attention.
Out of context and totally misconstrued.
Your interpretation of that quote could not be possible, since Republicans and Democrats created it together in bi-partisan committees in both the House and the Senate.
You would have to believe Republican congressmen can't read or listen.
And you know nothing about my love for America...I already know about your deep seated hate for our president.Fuck your Obama..,,and his Obamacare.....If it’s really better, the president says, he’ll endorse it.
President Barack Obama on Friday issued a stark, simple challenge to Republicans who want to repeal Obamacare: If you really have a better alternative, show it to the American people first.
“If they are so convinced they can do it better, then they shouldn’t be afraid to make that presentation,” Obama said, even promising to vouch for such a plan.
“I’m saying to every Republican right now, if you in fact can put a plan together that is demonstrably better than what Obamacare is doing, I will publicly support repealing Obamacare and replacing it with your plan.”
Obama made the comments during a live, wonky interview with Ezra Klein and Sarah Kliff of Vox. The interview took place at the Blair House, the residence across the street from the White House where, famously, Obama presided over an eight-hour bipartisan discussion of health policy in early 2010, shortly before Congress passed what would become the Affordable Care Act.
More: Obama Dares Republicans To Show Their Obamacare Replacement Before Repeal
I agree, Mr. President. What are Republicans afraid of?
What you're failing on is making any useful contribution on what we should do after killing the health care plans every American depends on.
It's easy to wipe out our entire system. It's not quite as easy to figure out how to give the health care coverage that the citizens of EVERY first world nation provides their citizens - except for the US, of course.
False. Every American, huh? BTW, there has never been a healthcare crisis. Hospital ERs were coerced by the government to provide indigent care.What you're failing on is making any useful contribution on what we should do after killing the health care plans every American depends on.
They also provide censorship and gun control. BTW, the waiting lists for procedures are despicable in those "first world" nations.t's easy to wipe out our entire system. It's not quite as easy to figure out how to give the health care coverage that the citizens of EVERY first world nation provides their citizens - except for the US, of course.
If it’s really better, the president says, he’ll endorse it.
President Barack Obama on Friday issued a stark, simple challenge to Republicans who want to repeal Obamacare: If you really have a better alternative, show it to the American people first.
“If they are so convinced they can do it better, then they shouldn’t be afraid to make that presentation,” Obama said, even promising to vouch for such a plan.
“I’m saying to every Republican right now, if you in fact can put a plan together that is demonstrably better than what Obamacare is doing, I will publicly support repealing Obamacare and replacing it with your plan.”
Obama made the comments during a live, wonky interview with Ezra Klein and Sarah Kliff of Vox. The interview took place at the Blair House, the residence across the street from the White House where, famously, Obama presided over an eight-hour bipartisan discussion of health policy in early 2010, shortly before Congress passed what would become the Affordable Care Act.
More: Obama Dares Republicans To Show Their Obamacare Replacement Before Repeal
I agree, Mr. President. What are Republicans afraid of?
Bullshit. Republicans were kept out of it. They had nothing to do with Obamacare.Your interpretation of that quote could not be possible, since Republicans and Democrats created it together in bi-partisan committees in both the House and the Senate.
Sure...The "we" is Democrats and Republicans in the House and the Senate.We did? Who is we? Pelosi and the Democrats straight out admitted they either didn't read it or they tried and to and were totally confused.He's gonna have to wait until it's passed to find out what's in it. Turnabout's fair play.
We had a pretty good idea what was in the ACA before it was passed.
The general public knew, too, if they cared enough to pay attention.
Out of context and totally misconstrued.
Your interpretation of that quote could not be possible, since Republicans and Democrats created it together in bi-partisan committees in both the House and the Senate.
You would have to believe Republican congressmen can't read or listen.
I already know about your deep seated hate for our president.Fuck your Obama..,,and his Obamacare.....If it’s really better, the president says, he’ll endorse it.
President Barack Obama on Friday issued a stark, simple challenge to Republicans who want to repeal Obamacare: If you really have a better alternative, show it to the American people first.
“If they are so convinced they can do it better, then they shouldn’t be afraid to make that presentation,” Obama said, even promising to vouch for such a plan.
“I’m saying to every Republican right now, if you in fact can put a plan together that is demonstrably better than what Obamacare is doing, I will publicly support repealing Obamacare and replacing it with your plan.”
Obama made the comments during a live, wonky interview with Ezra Klein and Sarah Kliff of Vox. The interview took place at the Blair House, the residence across the street from the White House where, famously, Obama presided over an eight-hour bipartisan discussion of health policy in early 2010, shortly before Congress passed what would become the Affordable Care Act.
More: Obama Dares Republicans To Show Their Obamacare Replacement Before Repeal
I agree, Mr. President. What are Republicans afraid of?
What you're failing on is making any useful contribution on what we should do after killing the health care plans every American depends on.
It's easy to wipe out our entire system. It's not quite as easy to figure out how to give the health care coverage that the citizens of EVERY first world nation provides their citizens - except for the US, of course.
Dems have never refused to work on something better.In a couple more days no one will HAVE to listen to Barry anymore. He lost his right IMO to demand anything about this failed law / system when he rammed it down the throats of the majority of Americans who opposed it then dropped into the laps of others to clean up after he leaves.
The fact is the ACA is collapsing, whether he wants to admit it or not. If the Republicans decided to leave it completely alone, as it sounds like they may be until 2018, it will 'die' on its own.
The reason they are not willing to do that is because if that happens people will be left with nothing...because of the Democrats who passed it.
If Obama ever cared about more than his 'Legacy', if Democrats ever cared more about the American people than their own party, they would work with the GOP to help fix it / create something better, taking the best the ACA has to offer as a start.
not only is he old news but, when the ACA is dismantled, he will not be the president, he wont even be a government worker, so basically, he has no more say in it than any other citizen out in the street. He just needs to learn how to STFU and stay out of the governments business. as far as him endorsing it? Who gives a crap? seriously, he can endorse it, argue against it, do whatever he wants, he will get the same consideration that he gave us citizens that wanted no part of his failed ACA scheme, he will just have to go along with it. or he can move to Canada. (my personal favorite choice for him)If it’s really better, the president says, he’ll endorse it.
President Barack Obama on Friday issued a stark, simple challenge to Republicans who want to repeal Obamacare: If you really have a better alternative, show it to the American people first.
“If they are so convinced they can do it better, then they shouldn’t be afraid to make that presentation,” Obama said, even promising to vouch for such a plan.
“I’m saying to every Republican right now, if you in fact can put a plan together that is demonstrably better than what Obamacare is doing, I will publicly support repealing Obamacare and replacing it with your plan.”
Obama made the comments during a live, wonky interview with Ezra Klein and Sarah Kliff of Vox. The interview took place at the Blair House, the residence across the street from the White House where, famously, Obama presided over an eight-hour bipartisan discussion of health policy in early 2010, shortly before Congress passed what would become the Affordable Care Act.
More: Obama Dares Republicans To Show Their Obamacare Replacement Before Repeal
I agree, Mr. President. What are Republicans afraid of?
Who gives a shit what he thinks. He's old news.