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(70,197 posts)riversedge
(70,197 posts)riversedge
(70,197 posts)underpants
(182,778 posts)Trump saaaaaalute
David__77
(23,372 posts)The longer the issue lingers, the more that the polls will turn against them, which will further reduce the appetite of Republican lawmakers to simply go with the flow.
briv1016
(1,570 posts)Once that report hits, it's game over.
CousinIT
(9,240 posts)oasis
(49,376 posts)Thinkingabout
(30,058 posts)they were campaigning to overturn ACA but now we are thinking about the results of not having it, it has awakened the silent majority.
ailsagirl
(22,896 posts)swag
(26,487 posts)rzemanfl
(29,556 posts)Rebl2
(13,494 posts)was foot surgery not knee.
rzemanfl
(29,556 posts)charlyvi
(6,537 posts)swag
(26,487 posts)TeamPooka
(24,221 posts)kimmylavin
(2,284 posts)He's a Republican, but he remained undecided the last time, so we'll see.
superpatriotman
(6,247 posts)For me to breathe out
Johonny
(20,836 posts)lpbk2713
(42,754 posts)The whining and moaning might be interesting in what he posts on his 3 AM Tweets.
pnwmom
(108,977 posts)Rustyeye77
(2,736 posts)Ms. Toad
(34,065 posts)How on earth it is democratic to have representatives voting on a bill - especially one this significant - that has not even been published is beyond me.
(As of the wee hours of the morning today, it was noted that there was an amendment - but no text was available.)
It ought to be prohibited to vote on a bill into which constituents can have no meaningful input becuas the content is unknown.
(In contrast (and contradictions to the idiots who say it was passed in secrecy in the dead of night) I read multiple versions of the ACA before - and each was available before it was ever voted on.)
LeftInTX
(25,259 posts)Gosh, I thought he was in dire straits
MadLinguist
(790 posts)from the 6th district of Louisiana. The woman taking my call said the phone was ringing non-stop about this vote.
Phentex
(16,334 posts)PoindexterOglethorpe
(25,849 posts)those Republicans actually care about people losing their coverage and so on, but they don't think this bill strips enough from people.
If they actually present the sort of vicious roll-back that so many of them seem to want, it will be passed and signed so fast we won't know what happened.
brooklynite
(94,503 posts)...States have to "ask" for permission to waive the existing condition rules. But there are actually "moderate" House members who worry that they'll lose the next election if they vote for this.