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msongs

(67,404 posts) Wed Sep 4, 2013, 09:46 PM Sep 2013

Repubs running ads on MSNBC to cut off funding for Obamacare....

are democrats fighting back. It is a government program approved by congress, the president, and the courts. Is the government fighting back? I only get MSNBC on the internet in a mirror site so have no idea what is on regular TV

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Repubs running ads on MSNBC to cut off funding for Obamacare.... (Original Post) msongs Sep 2013 OP

Pro Obamacare people are running commercials also that have real people bluestate10 Sep 2013 #1

ok just checking nt msongs Sep 2013 #3

The more they lie about the ACA Isoldeblue Sep 2013 #2

it was reported earlier that they can't defund it. notadmblnd Sep 2013 #4

bluestate10

(10,942 posts)

1. Pro Obamacare people are running commercials also that have real people

Reply to msongs (Original post)

Wed Sep 4, 2013, 09:50 PM

Sep 2013

that have seen the good Obamacare does. BTW, don't sweat it, the republicans are wasting their time. MSNBC hosts break down the republican arguments and expose the republicans den of lies.

msongs

(67,404 posts)

3. ok just checking nt

Reply to bluestate10 (Reply #1)

Wed Sep 4, 2013, 09:59 PM

Sep 2013

Isoldeblue

(1,135 posts)

2. The more they lie about the ACA

Reply to msongs (Original post)

Wed Sep 4, 2013, 09:51 PM

Sep 2013

the worse they will look, when more people get it and see how good it is and how much money they'll save.

Their foolishness is mind-blowing!

notadmblnd

(23,720 posts)

4. it was reported earlier that they can't defund it.

Reply to msongs (Original post)

Wed Sep 4, 2013, 10:09 PM

Sep 2013

Could have been Martin Bahshir or Ed Shultz. But it was said that even if they shut the government down, the money for ACA is mandatory and will be there.

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