More Than "A Little," Fuckface.

[Minimalist]

http://www.rawstory.com/2017/07/at-this-...nce-again/

‘At this point, we’re a little incompetent’: GOP leaders admit defeat as TrumpCare falters once again

According to BuzzFeed News, House Republicans are now publicly expressing their frustration with the party, as well as their worries about their future.

“At this point, we’re a little incompetent,” Rep. Mark Walker (R-NC) told BuzzFeed of the party’s failure to repeal and replace the Obama-era Affordable Care Act despite controlling Congress and the White House.

[Jackalope]

So, it's been six months.

What legislation of any significance implementing their agenda has been passed?

<crickets>

[Minimalist]

For health care it has been 7 and a half years.

[Foxaèr]

For health care it has been 7 and a half years.

I posted a thread a while back that showed how 'Murica is rated lowest in health care. That, of course, is due to the fact that health care insurance companies are unwilling to forego with their greed in order to allow universal health care.

[Minimalist]

Of interest in that story is the second quote from another republicunt piece of shit who said:

“The Senate has failed the American people and abandoned voters who were promised that they would repeal and replace the disastrous Obamacare. The House did its job.

The house sent the senate a smelly turd of a bill that they knew would have to be re-written by the senate.  The house essentially punted the ball to the senate and now they are complaining?  Fuck them.

http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/33217...-in-senate

House healthcare bill faces upheaval in Senate

The House Republican bill repealing and replacing ObamaCare faces high procedural hurdles in the Senate that will likely force GOP negotiators to throw out key portions of the legislation.

Republicans are using special budget rules to prevent Democrats from filibustering the legislation. But the Senate has long warned the House that the rules could prohibit certain things in the bill from being included.

Grandstanding piece of shit.

[Jackalope]

Not to mention that the House bill (not to mention the Senate bill) were all about punting the issue to the states.

The whole thing has been reminiscent of a monkey trying to fuck a football.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Just read that your Congressional Budget Office has determined that, if the current laws passed under Mr. Obama are repealed, health insurance premiums would double and about 32 million more people would have no health insurance by 2026.

Boru

[Minimalist]

That's the republicunt view of heaven, man.