Originally Posted by Guest

Proof?

Legitimate link(s)?

Easy to Google and see that what he says is true.

Originally Posted by Guest

Proof?

Legitimate link(s)?

Actually, the link below, complete with charts, etc. validate the CBO accuracy and how well they did with ObamaCare projections.

Here's how well the CBO did at forecasting Obamacare - The Washington Post

OBAMACARE FACT OF THE DAY
FACT: When Obamacare was signed into law, CBO estimated that 23 million people would be covered in Obamacare’s exchanges in 2017. They were off by more than 100% - nearly 13 million people.

Repeal and Replace Obamacare


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The CBO now says 26 million, but the dumb @ss libtards exaggerate the wording to reflect that they will LOSE their insurance or won't be able to get insurance. It actually means that they will NOT HAVE insurance. Which means that many of them that had been mandated to purchase insurance will no longer be forced to have it or want it, and will drop their insurance. Right now, 31+ million do not have health insurance according to the CBO.

Originally Posted by Guest

OBAMACARE FACT OF THE DAY
FACT: When Obamacare was signed into law, CBO estimated that 23 million people would be covered in Obamacare’s exchanges in 2017. They were off by more than 100% - nearly 13 million people.

Repeal and Replace Obamacare


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I am and have been since day one opposed to ObamaCare, but at least do your due diligence and use facts. This WH and his followers have made it routine to just lie or make things up.
READ BOTH SIDES, NOT SELECTED ITEMS


"Last year, only 21 million Americans were supposed to be uninsured, according to CBO's initial projections. The actual figure appears to be more like 27 million."

That figure is partially a result of the fact that the CBO could not have anticipated that the Supreme Court would make the expansion of Medicaid optional for states under Obamacare. Many Republican officials chose not to expand the program in their states, resulting in fewer people receiving coverage than initially envisioned."

Here's how well the CBO did at forecasting Obamacare - The Washington Post

The Republican party is and has been well aware of what would or is happening on this, but you are grasping at spin.

This NEVER gets worked out till the day they, BOTH PARTIES, get into a room and do what is best FOR THE COUNTRY.

The Republicans right now have no leadership from the WH and that is hurting them. He does not get it at all and is more interested in talking about himself instead of ACTUALLY WORKING to get health care and it WILL take both sides, but that mean our President may have to "eat crow" on a few of the things he has said, but lets work on what is best for the USA.

Originally Posted by Rockyrd

I am and have been since day one opposed to ObamaCare, but at least do your due diligence and use facts. This WH and his followers have made it routine to just lie or make things up.

READ BOTH SIDES, NOT SELECTED ITEMS





"Last year, only 21 million Americans were supposed to be uninsured, according to CBO's initial projections. The actual figure appears to be more like 27 million."



That figure is partially a result of the fact that the CBO could not have anticipated that the Supreme Court would make the expansion of Medicaid optional for states under Obamacare. Many Republican officials chose not to expand the program in their states, resulting in fewer people receiving coverage than initially envisioned."



Here's how well the CBO did at forecasting Obamacare - The Washington Post



The Republican party is and has been well aware of what would or is happening on this, but you are grasping at spin.



This NEVER gets worked out till the day they, BOTH PARTIES, get into a room and do what is best FOR THE COUNTRY.



The Republicans right now have no leadership from the WH and that is hurting them. He does not get it at all and is more interested in talking about himself instead of ACTUALLY WORKING to get health care and it WILL take both sides, but that mean our President may have to "eat crow" on a few of the things he has said, but lets work on what is best for the USA.

You don't like my sources, and I don't believe yours, so let's just agree to disagree.


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As of today there are 31,135,276 without health care insurance. It does not say why. Perhaps they do not WISH to purchase insurance. Maybe they are wealthy and do not require the insurance. We know that if they are on welfare, they get free insurance so what's the big deal about Obiecare?

Originally Posted by Guest

You don't like my sources, and I don't believe yours, so let's just agree to disagree.


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Your source was the White House.

Why do you think respect for our country has plummeted. They do not tell the truth. They ignore totally the non expansion of medicaire in Republican states.

My source, if you opened the link at all, was the actual,CBO report from the time in question.

BUT, does not change the fact that without the two parties coming together, whatever that is done is simply passing it off. It is a hard, difficult question, not solved by political ideaology but simply asking our elected officials to do the best, without consideration to party crap.

Originally Posted by Rockyrd

Your source was the White House.



Why do you think respect for our country has plummeted. They do not tell the truth. They ignore totally the non expansion of medicaire in Republican states.



My source, if you opened the link at all, was the actual,CBO report from the time in question.



BUT, does not change the fact that without the two parties coming together, whatever that is done is simply passing it off. It is a hard, difficult question, not solved by political ideaology but simply asking our elected officials to do the best, without consideration to party crap.

And the CBO has repeatedly and historically been incorrect.


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Originally Posted by Guest

Actually, the link below, complete with charts, etc. validate the CBO accuracy and how well they did with ObamaCare projections.

Here's how well the CBO did at forecasting Obamacare - The Washington Post

Perfect...thank you.

So it proves, once again, that MOCPD simply lies and makes things up (or passes on fake right-wing news)...when it suits him.

Color me...NOT shocked.

Originally Posted by ColdNoMore

Perfect...thank you.

So it proves, once again, that MOCPD simply lies and makes things up (or passes on fake right-wing news)...when it suits him.

Color me...NOT shocked.

Don't get excited, don't want to SHlT your pants again.


Anyone see papi?

Baawk baawkk bawwkk

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People have been saying all along, he has no leadership ability. He is used to pushing people around and thats it.

This guy is not even close to a leader.

He has all the Twitter followers and instead of lobbying and talking about tax reform and/or health care, HE IS STILL INVOLVED IN THE ELECTION THAT TOOK PLACE SEVEN MONTHS AGO

Taking our world standing to a new low and even his own party is trying in nice ways to tell him to "wake up"
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"WASHINGTON — President Trump personally lobbied House Republicans to pass health care legislation this year, but the Trump team’s heavy-handed tactics have been ineffective in the Senate, leaving him on the sidelines while Vice President Mike Pence led the effort to salvage the foundering bill.

..."But the Republican Senate leaders have made it known that they would much rather negotiate with Mr. Pence than the president, according to several White House and congressional officials. And some of the White House’s efforts have clearly been counterproductive.

Mr. McConnell made clear his unhappiness to the White House after a “super PAC” aligned with Mr. Trump started an ad campaign against Senator Dean Heller, Republican of Nevada, when he said last week that he opposed the health care bill."



"The majority leader called the White House chief of staff, Reince Priebus, to complain that the attacks were “beyond stupid,” according to two Republicans with knowledge of the tense exchange on Saturday."

As Trump’s Tactics Fall Short, Pence Takes Lead on Health Bill - The New York Times

Originally Posted by CantNoMore

Perfect...thank you.

So it proves, once again, that MOCPD simply lies and makes things up (or passes on fake right-wing news)...when it suits him.

Color me...NOT shocked.

My information was from the CBO as of today, idiot. Here, let me spoon feed you so that you needy libtards don't mess your pampers. This will give you even more information so that you can see other sites stats such as Bureau of Labor Stats, etc. along with the CBO stats.
U.S. National Debt Clock : Real Time

No wonder your party is almost defunct. Better start planning your wake. We'll make it rainbow color theme too.

Originally Posted by LyingRockface

People have been saying all along, he has no leadership ability. He is used to pushing people around and thats it.

This guy is not even close to a leader.

People have been saying he is a great leader too. You choose to believe the liberals...and claim to be Republican. I have no idea how you make that c laim as you have hated every president since Eisenhower. Fvck, you voted Dopey Smurf for president...loser.


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