The Briefing Room
General Category => Politics/Government => Topic started by: Gazoo on January 28, 2014, 04:41:18 pm
-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkJUIQ5Yei8 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkJUIQ5Yei8)
-
If the GOP had a brain they would highlight this first and foremost tonight.
This is a good plan.
ETA: I will ridicule the GOP all day long but this is a good plan and I blame the MSM for wanting to make the GOP look like they offer nothing.
-
If the GOP has a brain they would highlight this first and foremost tonight.
This is a good plan.
Most Republicans want obamacare to be kept in place. They just want Democrats blamed for the shortcomings so that the Republicans can get jobs promising to fix the mess. Meanwhile, government expands to the delight of all in the political class.
-
it is a good plan that can be enacted if we ever get all the banshees out.
-
Most Republicans want obamacare to be kept in place. They just want Democrats blamed for the shortcomings so that the Republicans can get jobs promising to fix the mess. Meanwhile, government expands to the delight of all in the political class.
Exactly.
-
Most Republicans want obamacare to be kept in place. They just want Democrats blamed for the shortcomings so that the Republicans can get jobs promising to fix the mess. Meanwhile, government expands to the delight of all in the political class.
Sophomoric Horse Manure. The GOP doesn't control the Senate or the Presidency. They can't fix or repeal Obamacare.
-
Sophomoric Horse Manure. The GOP doesn't control the Senate or the Presidency. They can't fix or repeal Obamacare.
I know you spend a significant portion of your posting time defending the establishment. I note that you decided it was imperative to throw an insult in with your reply. I'll refrain from replying in kind, and simply ask you, what has the GOP done that would make you believe that what I say isn't true?
It's more than the individual case of obamacare. I take into account the GOP's total ineffectiveness. Their lack of a unified message. The sudden emphasis on amnesty when a majority of Americans don't want it. Issa's consistent lack of production for his "investigations". Boehner refusing to appoint a select committee for Benghazi, etc.
-
I know you spend a significant portion of your posting time defending the establishment. I note that you decided it was imperative to throw an insult in with your reply. I'll refrain from replying in kind, and simply ask you, what has the GOP done that would make you believe that what I say isn't true?
41 votes to repeal Obamacare. Not one GOP vote for Obamacare. Your original comment and your request for proof that the GOP is not in love with Obamacare insults the intellegence of every Republican who has been vociferously opposed to it.
The rest of your deflection has nothing to do with Obamacare and is better suited in a thread on immigration, or Benghazi where I would be happy to refute your assertions.