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lol I'm going to lose my healthcare if this goes through. Hope I don't get cancer or something Thanks a lot you loving Rust Belt retards
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clockworkjoe posted:So is there any way for the GOP to not take a political hit from this? If they go with 2, there's still a decent chance that they can get by on whatever their godawful budget ends up being + Dems finding ways to lose again. If they go with 1 then yeah they're almost definitely boned.
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Mar 19, 2017 14:14
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I love how we keep getting saved by Ted Cruz and the Raiders of the Tortilla Coast from horrible legislation like the AHCA and the grand bargain because it's not conservative enough. You can't make this poo poo up.
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Mar 23, 2017 13:59
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Rad Valtar posted:Is it to much wishing death upon the Republicans who voted for this since they probably just doomed a bunch of people to death because they won't be able to afford insurance? No. I legitimately hope they die painfully. I hope people start shooting them. It would just be self defense at this point. Everyone who voted for this bill today is a murderer.
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May 4, 2017 20:12
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I keep trying to get my hopes up, but no, I guess the Senate just isn't going to give up on trying to loving kill and bankrupt people. 
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Jun 7, 2017 08:42
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Is there anyone I can follow on Twitter or whatever that is keeping a close eye on what's going on? I know that these evil fucks are keeping their AHCA version private, but is anyone trying to figure out how GOP senators are likely to vote? If Collins and Murkowski vote no due to the heavy Medicaid cuts and then Rand Paul votes no because it's not a full repeal, that's three right there. Or have they changed their minds in recent days? I'm really scared about this bill and it's hard to find this information on it.
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Jun 13, 2017 11:59
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Azhais posted:What are those people going to do, vote Democrat? Like some sort of Liberal pussy? They don't have to vote Democrat. If even a small percentage of them just stay home, that's a big deal.
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Jun 27, 2017 10:11
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LeeMajors posted:God McConnell is the worst loving person. I'm afraid of the bill passing too, but nothing much has changed about the situation. A bunch of the insane Republicans including Cruz were probably always going to vote yes after some stupid changes/giveaways were made. Another CBO score is coming early next week and there's pretty much no way it's going to be any better than the last. That will give the less insane Republicans their cover to kill this version of the bill.
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Jul 15, 2017 14:10
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Cabbit posted:So the plan is to pick up Rand Paul's vote and.. what, hope the senators who were voting no because of the Medicaid reductions suddenly all have strokes? Why would any senator who was off the bandwagon over Medicaid cuts suddenly be on board for this? I'm thinking that the turtle just wants to move on at this point, and will hold a repeal vote with no chance of passing just so he can go "welp we tried"
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Jul 18, 2017 05:38
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tetrapyloctomy posted:Wait, this is considered likely now? The Man In The High Chair dragging their approval down or not, don't they need to pick up two dozen seats or something, facing heavily gerrymandered districts and unprecedented voter suppression the oversight of which performed by increasingly-conservative judges? Yeah the voter suppression stuff sucks and will be an issue going forward, but the gerrymandering is eight years old now and isn't as effective as it once was. A lot of people move around and die in that time.
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viral spiral posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqILOA5bdjI Not that I don't believe McCain can flip, but no other source is saying he's a yes. The last statement McCain has put out was about wanting regular order.
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