Well, that just about takes care of the repeal effort

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Rocknwolf said:
The weeper and the dummy, aka Upton, just got a good slap-down. Now the GOP 'turds will have to face the public on every effort to repeal or change the healthcare law.
' baggers will look like rabid dogs when the 'turds cn't get anything passed.

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/01/senate-dems-boehner-we-block-health-care-repeal/
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All we need is the Newtster and his contract on America and it will be 1995 again. The GOP clowns are already fucking things up for themselves.

Priceless.
 






What, you thought the idiots who voted this in were going to let it go? Why, this is odummy's big ego prize and his big policy change. Of course repeal will be challenged. Duh. But guess what, republicans are exposing the bill few have read and showing exactly what's in store unless we stop this mess. I know it would be really tragic if 26 year old kids had to get a job or buy their own insurance instead of living off mommy and daddy.
 






SPN said:
What, you thought the idiots who voted this in were going to let it go? Why, this is odummy's big ego prize and his big policy change. Of course repeal will be challenged. Duh. But guess what, republicans are exposing the bill few have read and showing exactly what's in store unless we stop this mess. I know it would be really tragic if 26 year old kids had to get a job or buy their own insurance instead of living off mommy and daddy.
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This is hysterical! Don't you see how scared shitless they are? Frick and Frack are especially worried. It's all they have been talking about for days. The funniest part is that Frick (or is it Frack) is freaking out remembering how the Losercrat Party got dismembered under Gingrich, and Frack (or is it Frick) was only about 11 at the time.
 






Bubble Bimbo said:
This is hysterical! Don't you see how scared shitless they are? Frick and Frack are especially worried. It's all they have been talking about for days. The funniest part is that Frick (or is it Frack) is freaking out remembering how the Losercrat Party got dismembered under Gingrich, and Frack (or is it Frick) was only about 11 at the time.
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I, for one, am not the least bit scared. Once again, you like to make shit up and hope it sticks, a typical ConClown tactic.

This will force the republicans into actually having to help govern instead of just saying no. If they do not, they will get hammered in the next election just like they did after trying to shut down the government in the late 1995.

The GOP has polarized and poisoned the political process so badly that last two years that they have backed themselves in a corner and they don't know it yet. They can only do two things now:

Run their agenda of cutting spending, eliminating programs, no taxes, no compromise, and not touching the rich. The result of this? People (poor and middle class) will be hurt when you cut spending and programs. Look out for a poor and middle class tea party in 2012.

Or . . .

Fall on their face because they know they've been railing against the White House about issues they know they wouldn't have done any differently if they were already in power. Do you think the GOP wouldn't have passed Tarp and the Stimulus? Oops Bush did pass Tarp.
 






sbelle said:
Poor and middle class Tea Party?? For what? Because they aren't getting their free shit? The poor do not pay taxes....they leach off the people who do.
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That's right . . .Poor and middle class Tea Party - To counter the upcoming disaster that will be the next two years of the GOP agenda. The voters will be upset because their services are cut or they'll be mad because the GOP got in and didn't do what they said they were going to do.

Pass the popcorn, We are going to party like it's 1995.
 






sbelle said:
The public overwhelmingly WANTS it repealed. Are you nuts? Of course the liberals are going to grandstand and try to stonewall the repubs efforts. That is expected. So what? This monstrosity will be read, dissected, exposed and this will make the libs look exceedingly bad for what is hidden in it. Look for this to not pass the senate, and the repubs to continue to attack it, and break it down bit by bit, until it barely resembles itself.
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I thought you people were against symbolic votes. Isnt that what you guys said when the late fall vote on giving tax incentives to bring jobs back to the USA. Now all you care about is "exposing" the bill even though you know it will be smacked down and shoved back in your faces.

But you dont care about what the public wants. 61% wants taxes to raised on the wealthy to balance the budget and 65% wants a public option to compete with the private for profilt insurance companies. So whats it going to be?......you ready to give the public what they want...Let me know. :D
 






Rush's Anal Boil said:
I thought you people were against symbolic votes. Isnt that what you guys said when the late fall vote on giving tax incentives to bring jobs back to the USA. Now all you care about is "exposing" the bill even though you know it will be smacked down and shoved back in your faces.

But you dont care about what the public wants. 61% wants taxes to raised on the wealthy to balance the budget and 65% wants a public option to compete with the private for profilt insurance companies. So whats it going to be?......you ready to give the public what they want...Let me know. :D
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You missed breakfast this morning. I fed the leftover caribou to the dog, but he puked it up on your corn flakes just before you ate them.

You have grossly misstated the poll numbers, which must be why you didn't bother to attach a link so we could double check you.

I don't want to confuse you by making you think, so I'll just use facts. Your statements on polls are patently ridiculous. Here are the facts:

A poll published three days ago shows that sixty (60) percent of likely voters favor the repeal of Obamacare:

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/current_events/healthcare/health_care_law

The US Senate vote on extension of the Bush tax cuts was 81-19. No further comment is necessary:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/40675581/ns/politics-capitol_hill/


Just out of curiosity, do you ever tell the truth?
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It is just one more liberal lie that the poor and middle class are oh, so hurt, when services are reduced. Funny, seniors were managing without the prescription drug plan. 26 year olds managed to find jobs and to buy insurance. The vast majority of those working and paying taxes have great health insurance. So the reality is, it is those who work for a living who get hurt by these endless entitlement programs that people think are their 'right' for doing nothing but being alive.
 






SPN said:
It is just one more liberal lie that the poor and middle class are oh, so hurt, when services are reduced. Funny, seniors were managing without the prescription drug plan. 26 year olds managed to find jobs and to buy insurance. The vast majority of those working and paying taxes have great health insurance. So the reality is, it is those who work for a living who get hurt by these endless entitlement programs that people think are their 'right' for doing nothing but being alive.
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Your republican heroes who are going to overthrow all of this have endless entitlements to the grave and government healthcare at taxpayer's expense for themselves and their families. And they're quite fond of it when it cuts their way. Betcha that remains in place for them come hell-r-high water.
 






sbelle said:
He's a liberal that only listens to liberal media and reads liberal trash. I hope for his sake that he knows he is lying, otherwise...he is ignorant. Oh and by the way Raby, your last post to me is incorrect. I never got involved with the "so called" symbolic vote discussion previously, that you are referring to. Go look it up and you will see.
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Your posts are beginning to read like the Charlie Bown teacher sounds.
 






Tim Peatardy said:
Your republican heroes who are going to overthrow all of this have endless entitlements to the grave and government healthcare at taxpayer's expense for themselves and their families. And they're quite fond of it when it cuts their way. Betcha that remains in place for them come hell-r-high water.
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I think that they should probably not get healthcare at taxpayer's expense to the grave for being elected but when you think about it, what would be the incentive to run for public office when you are spending your own money, having to leave your job (and in most of these men and womens lives, that means leaving a great deal of income on the table) to just get beat down at every opportunity by one side or the other.
 






Conservative Republican Here said:
I think that they should probably not get healthcare at taxpayer's expense to the grave for being elected but when you think about it, what would be the incentive to run for public office when you are spending your own money, having to leave your job (and in most of these men and womens lives, that means leaving a great deal of income on the table) to just get beat down at every opportunity by one side or the other.
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I agree with you and there is a big difference between job benefits and entitlements.
 






Conservative Republican Here said:
I think that they should probably not get healthcare at taxpayer's expense to the grave for being elected but when you think about it, what would be the incentive to run for public office when you are spending your own money, having to leave your job (and in most of these men and womens lives, that means leaving a great deal of income on the table) to just get beat down at every opportunity by one side or the other.
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And this type of thinking is exactly why we have a ruling class, and then the rest of us. Personally I don't see any point whatsoever in incentivizing the aristocracy to continue to run the US govt. They really shouldn’t be allowed to refer to it as “service” within your model. It's gotten us right where we are. Great concept, let's keep doing the same old thing and hope for a different outcome. The point is, those most heatedly admonishing you that socialized medicine is the work of the devil have it for themselves. Just like all those staunch unregulated free marketeers who turned to socialism to bail their own asses out when things went tits up. You’re a bright guy, difficult to believe you can’t see through the ruse. Perhaps you just can’t say so out loud given the pack animals you run with. At any rate, regardless of all the guard changing rhetoric, nothing will fundamentally change for rank and file Americans. The quibbling factions of the ruling class will bicker and grandstand amongst themselves for you amusement, but you ain’t in the club. It has nothing to do with the peasantry, back to the fields.
 






























SPN said:
It is just one more liberal lie that the poor and middle class are oh, so hurt, when services are reduced. Funny, seniors were managing without the prescription drug plan. 26 year olds managed to find jobs and to buy insurance. The vast majority of those working and paying taxes have great health insurance. So the reality is, it is those who work for a living who get hurt by these endless entitlement programs that people think are their 'right' for doing nothing but being alive.
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One of my favorite factoids is that if Obamacare goes into effect, there will still be fifteen million uninsured people. Obama put the whole fucking country through fifteen months of divisive partisan bullshit for this?
 






Breakingnews said:
I, for one, am not the least bit scared. Once again, you like to make shit up and hope it sticks, a typical ConClown tactic.

This will force the republicans into actually having to help govern instead of just saying no. If they do not, they will get hammered in the next election just like they did after trying to shut down the government in the late 1995.

The GOP has polarized and poisoned the political process so badly that last two years that they have backed themselves in a corner and they don't know it yet. They can only do two things now:

Run their agenda of cutting spending, eliminating programs, no taxes, no compromise, and not touching the rich. The result of this? People (poor and middle class) will be hurt when you cut spending and programs. Look out for a poor and middle class tea party in 2012.

Or . . .

Fall on their face because they know they've been railing against the White House about issues they know they wouldn't have done any differently if they were already in power. Do you think the GOP wouldn't have passed Tarp and the Stimulus? Oops Bush did pass Tarp.
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If you're not scared, why did you and Frack (or is it Frick) start this thread and make the first two posts?

Now stop licking your balls.
 






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