Politics McCain: No American has seen healthcare bill, but I'm sure Russia has

He's still not over losing his election bid for president. He's not liked Obama nor Trump.

 

He hasn't gotten over being captured and tortured by the Viet Cong, either.

He's a butthurt snowflake, I guess.

barfo

 

barfo

 

I see you, and raise another Pelosi quote. While the Senate passed the bill you quoted in Dec 2009, Pelosi's comment was from Mar 9, 2010 and was talking about the amended Bill the House was crafting b/c the Senate one was not looking likely to pass the Democrat-controlled, but not filibuster-proof, House.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/blog...0/gJQAqch6qV_blog.html?utm_term=.165c0c8e3606

I mean, I'm just quoting the lady.

 

Ah, memories.

https://www.theatlantic.com/busines...hase-obamacares-43-billion-boondoggle/254003/

The New Louisiana Purchase: Obamacare's $4.3 Billion Boondoggle

 

No such thing as a filibuster in the House, as I'm sure you know.

Yes, you are quoting her, but to what end? The story you linked clarifies what was going on at the time. I don't think there is anything wrong with Pelosi (House speaker) saying that the Senate has to pass a bill before the House members can find out what's in the Senate bill. The House and Senate aren't the same thing, as I'm sure you also know.

It's a nice quote and all, but what is your point? Does taking a couple of things Pelosi said out of context mean that there weren't any hearings on Obamacare, or that there are hearings on McConnellcare?

If Pelosi said something that sounds kind of stupid, does that mean it is ok if poor people don't get Medicaid anymore?

barfo

 

We all know Reid rewrote the entire bill in secret and didn't even reconcile it with the version that passed the house - making whatever the House did meaningless. Even the left drunk WaPost fact checker refutes your version of how it went down.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...re-through-the-senate/?utm_term=.bc8bd3f23558

But recalling the second-longest Senate session obscures the fact that the floor debate was mostly for show, an exercise designed to allow the closed-door negotiations that shaped the final bill to take place. Once the deal was struck, Reid pushed the final draft forward with as much speed as possible. That’s what McConnell is doing now, having skipped the preliminaries.

 

And now the white house is spending millions on ads to get back at Republicans who aren't voting for the fuckcare bill. What idiots. Waring against your own party. This shit is gonna all come down.