Here Is How Senate Republicans Try To Hide The Damage Of Their Repeal Bill

Taking a page out of the democrat playbook.

Exactly what democrats did with Obamacare. They even put off the harshest, costliest terms until after the 2012 election, Talk about obfuscation and dishonesty.

 

You can look at the bill. It in the hundreds of thousands of pages.

 

Oh, well thank goodness! That is certainly a relief! For a minute there I thought you were going to hold the GOP to a higher standard. Scared me to do death!

 

I won't waste my time looking up something everyone here but you knows.

 

I think that several GOP Senators are going to join with the Democrats and defeat the bill, leaving Obamacare in place. Obamacare caused a 30% increase in Medicaid, but Medicaid is limited in what it pays so that sometimes you can get better care by not having any insurance. What is needed is a free market and free market reform. If you want to see what government healthcare looks like go to Cuba and try to get healthcare in a country without good healthcare for even Communist Party members.

 

The Republican bill is Obamacare light and they have once again failed their supporters. They need to repeal Obamacare in it's entirety and turn the whole thing over to the individual states. Cradle to grave healthcare is not a Federal responsibility as nowhere in the Constitution is this an enumerated power of the Federal government - it simply is not there.

 

Now don't tell me they want to tell us we can keep our own doctors!

 

Just like Obamacare.

 

I don't think that you can document your assertion. What is needed in healthcare is a return to the free market. If you want government healthcare, please move to Cuba.

 

Naturally, you have quotes from GOP Senators that show them saying these things?

Oh? You don't?

 

1. Trumpcare case in Florida is an isolated incident and deals with Medicaid.
2. The point about Medicare is also phony. Medicare has never been solvent and Obama actually removed $700 billion from it and then put on a soak the rich tax. Ending the Obama soak the rich tax is the first step to putting the Medicare house in order.
3. The point about Obamacare as a Democrat welfare entitlement is also stupid. The real GOP objection to Obamacare besides the horrendous cost is that it was socialized medicine which the Democrats could get by moving to Cuba. The greatest healthcare system in the world was based greatly on free market ideas. Democrats have been attacking American medicine since FDR falsely accused Eli Lilly of price fixing of insulin in order to force Lilly to make a payoff to the Democrats.
4. What Reich attempts to hide in his charges that not continuing Obamacare would be to roll back tax increases on working people is that Obamacare is the most expensive medical plan in the world and was intended only to be a stepping stone to socialized medicine. It taxes young people who do not need an insurance policy that covers things that they do not want and do not need. Healthcare was much more affordable before Obama destroyed the system and closed rural hospitals and clinics.
5. Although your link about how the GOP plan will age does not explain anything but is just a mere headline from one news commentator, it may be safe to presume that the main problem with the GOP bill is that it does not 100% repeal Obamacare and therefore continues the insanity of Obamacare with its extremely high costs for very poor results.

In conclusion, the only cure for the healthcare system is to put as much as possible back into the hands of the free market which has made American medicine the leader in the world. Democrats can hop a plane to Havana to get the government care that they want since Castrocare is just like Obamacare.

 

Nope, I want quotes from GOP senators that say their bill, "protects the financially and medically vulnerable, that it won’t “pull the rug out” from people now depending on the Affordable Care Act for insurance, that it will have “heart.”

The article you posted claims this is what GOP senators are saying, so I expect you to provide quotes of them asserting this.

 

Old news. It's also old news that the vast majority of those are people who didn't want to buy insurance in the first place.

 

Repealing a welfare law will naturally take benefits away from some.