basquebromance
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and now the fake news story that the GOP don't have a replacement is DEAD. rip
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Well, Rand has one, anyways. It's no certain bet that the rest of the progressive asswagon establishment GOP will go along with him.
and now the fake news story that the GOP don't have a replacement is DEAD. rip
No more so than his old man was. Paul, Lee, Amash, Massie, among others, clearly aren't your typical republican establishment dweebs.did you just imply that Rand Paul is part of the establishment?
that's really fucking stupid!
The only people demanding a replacement are establishment dweeb republicans and every democrat moonbat under the moon.Ok, lets start with the facts: GOP DOES NOT today have a replacement for Obamacare.
Now they may tomorrow or in some more distant future can finally agree on and propose some sort of alternative, but Rand Paul promising something or other is not proof of that.
and now the fake news story that the GOP don't have a replacement is DEAD. rip
Ok, lets start with the facts: GOP DOES NOT today have a replacement for Obamacare.
Now they may tomorrow or in some more distant future can finally agree on and propose some sort of alternative, but Rand Paul promising something or other is not proof of that.
and now the fake news story that the GOP don't have a replacement is DEAD. rip
Ok, lets start with the facts: GOP DOES NOT today have a replacement for Obamacare.
Now they may tomorrow or in some more distant future can finally agree on and propose some sort of alternative, but Rand Paul promising something or other is not proof of that.
you just tied yourself in knots with your incoherent FAKE NEWS.
and tennis is for pussies!
The only people demanding a replacement are establishment dweeb republicans and every democrat moonbat under the moon.Ok, lets start with the facts: GOP DOES NOT today have a replacement for Obamacare.
Now they may tomorrow or in some more distant future can finally agree on and propose some sort of alternative, but Rand Paul promising something or other is not proof of that.
That steaming shit heap can be replaced with nothing, as far as I'm concerned.
2) There are several states that already allow selling insurance across state lines. But, insurance companies have not shown any interest in that. So, nice talking point - LOL!!Rand Paul: Repeal all of Obamacare and replace immediately
As we repeal Obamacare, we would be wise to vote on its replacement at the same time.
What should we replace Obamacare with? Perhaps we should try freedom:
1. The freedom to choose inexpensive insurance free of government dictates.
2. The freedom to save unlimited amounts in a health savings account.
3. The freedom to buy insurance across state lines.
4. The freedom for all individuals to join together in voluntary associations to gain the leverage of being part of a large insurance pool.
I agree with Paul that killing the ACA before having a replacement would be prohibitively irresponsible.Rand Paul: Repeal all of Obamacare and replace immediately
As we repeal Obamacare, we would be wise to vote on its replacement at the same time.
What should we replace Obamacare with? Perhaps we should try freedom:
1. The freedom to choose inexpensive insurance free of government dictates.
2. The freedom to save unlimited amounts in a health savings account.
3. The freedom to buy insurance across state lines.
4. The freedom for all individuals to join together in voluntary associations to gain the leverage of being part of a large insurance pool.
Rand Paul says:Rand Paul: Repeal all of Obamacare and replace immediately
As we repeal Obamacare, we would be wise to vote on its replacement at the same time.
What should we replace Obamacare with? Perhaps we should try freedom:
1. The freedom to choose inexpensive insurance free of government dictates.
2. The freedom to save unlimited amounts in a health savings account.
3. The freedom to buy insurance across state lines.
4. The freedom for all individuals to join together in voluntary associations to gain the leverage of being part of a large insurance pool.
I have been posing the following question to the pseudocons for as long as I have been on this board: "Repeal Obamacare...AND THEN WHAT!?!?!"I agree with Paul that killing the ACA before having a replacement would be prohibitively irresponsible.Rand Paul: Repeal all of Obamacare and replace immediately
As we repeal Obamacare, we would be wise to vote on its replacement at the same time.
What should we replace Obamacare with? Perhaps we should try freedom:
1. The freedom to choose inexpensive insurance free of government dictates.
2. The freedom to save unlimited amounts in a health savings account.
3. The freedom to buy insurance across state lines.
4. The freedom for all individuals to join together in voluntary associations to gain the leverage of being part of a large insurance pool.
But, he doesn't have a plan any more than Ryan does. All that link does is propose some ideas - confirming Ryan's explicit statement that Republicans have no more than ideas at this point.
So, what DOES he think we should do to those who have pre-existing conditions, or who got sick, causing their insurance company to dump them?
What DOES he think we should do about those who can't pay and are thus left to rely on ER care - the most expensive care we've got?
And, why is it that America citizens should have health care that is consistently reviewed to be more expensive and worse that most or all other first world nations? Can't American citizens expect better than that?
Rand Paul says:Rand Paul: Repeal all of Obamacare and replace immediately
As we repeal Obamacare, we would be wise to vote on its replacement at the same time.
What should we replace Obamacare with? Perhaps we should try freedom:
1. The freedom to choose inexpensive insurance free of government dictates.
2. The freedom to save unlimited amounts in a health savings account.
3. The freedom to buy insurance across state lines.
4. The freedom for all individuals to join together in voluntary associations to gain the leverage of being part of a large insurance pool.
"Obamacare required the brute force of government through the individual mandate to make people buy insurance."
But, this is EXACTLY what we do for auto insurance.