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What happened about "Mexico will pay for the wall, I guarantee you". Trump OMB Director Mick Mulvaney is suggesting that Trump will restore the cuts he made to Obamacare subsidies if Democrats agree to use US taxpayer money to pay for his wall with Mexico.

Trump thinks that the presidency is The Apprentice and that he has “leverage” over Democrats because of his health care sabotage. What he will never understand is that the American people know who is responsible for their loss of coverage or their premiums going up. They aren’t going to blame Democrats. Trump will be blamed.

Trump Threatens To Take Healthcare Away From 1 Million Unless Democrats Pay For His Wall

He isn't THAT dumb.

HIS wall? I think that the issue is to see that people enter this country legally and that bad apples are returned to sender.

The U.S. doesn't need to be in the business of paying for people who come here and don't want to work for a living. There are plenty who do....want to come here and work for a living. There are plenty who want to be successful like our ancestors were.

I don't think socialized medicine is very good in other countries. It is free, but it isn't very good. I don't think it can be. It is far too expensive. There is NO good way to fund it. I think we will be stuck with huge taxes and not very good health care, all of us. Not the beautiful hope that Obama's fans cherish at all. There is no pie in the sky.

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Ahhh yes ... "take away"... Can't lose with that Fake News Lie.

In a free country, you get what you pay for. Free country? What's that?








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You're wrong there. Despite having the most expensive health care system, the United States ranks last overall among 11 industrialized countries on measures of health system quality, efficiency, access to care, equity, and healthy lives, according to a new Commonwealth Fund report.


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Having a daughter born with serious congenital heart problems and a husband who worked hard for the same company for almost fifty years with many **** head bosses over time, because of the company insurance, my views are skewed. We sacrificed in order to keep Helene safe and alive and those were decisions we made. Choices we made. If everyone took care of their own and sacrificed to do so...

Some good links, thanks.

As an opponent, and a strong dissenter of the ACA, but who knows we need health care law in this country. And who feels we should work toward using the existing law and making it wirk.

Well, our President in the last year has supported anything that might give him a victory legislatively, no matter what (good of the American citizens or country never counted), then instead if actuall working for the country, during the debate he held two of his campaign rallies...hardly mentioned t, and when he did, always in a gevpneral way, but not in Washington doing the work required to pass legislation. He, of corse, then blamed everyone but himself.

Well,

"A day after Steve Bannon seemed to confirm Donald Trump’s intent to deliberately destroy the Affordable Care Act (ACA), saying the president was “gonna blow that thing up”, a Republican senator who helped dynamite two Republican healthcare bills said Trump was hurting American citizens."

Bannon indicates Trump's Obamacare strategy: 'Blow that thing up' | US news | The Guardian

Bannon knows.

Mean spirited yet again.

"President Trump defended his move to halt federal health insurance payments for millions of low-income Americans, even as he acknowledged rising costs faced under the Affordable Care Act.

Trump, in a series of tweets late Friday and into Saturday morning, appeared intent on deflecting the outpouring of concern that Americans will suffer under his executive order this week to scrap the President Trump defended his move to halt federal health insurance payments for millions of low-income Americans, even as he acknowledged rising costs faced under the Affordable Care Act.

Trump, in a series of tweets late Friday and into Saturday morning, appeared intent on deflecting the outpouring of concern that Americans will suffer under his executive order this week to scrap the payments.

Trump boasts of ending healthcare subsidies and sending insurance stocks plunging; others not so pleased - LA Times