Congress' Benefits Are Intact: Reject It
It's not Obamacare or this new Republican insurance company inspired health care bill. Repealing Obamacare is NOT dependent on enacting some equally awful legislation. And the American people must unite not on arguing over which of us should get entitlement money but in demanding that Congress' public employees give up their entitlements first.
There is zero credibility for Democrats and Republicans who sit in their protected cocoons lecturing everyone on how the government must protect itself from the costs of protecting citizens. This is an Obama legacy that naturally will take time to replace and will require President Trump to focus on his "drain the swamp" promise FIRST, which he seemed to so easily forget as he handed the reins of healthcare over to Obama's Republican counterpart, Paul Ryan, a government guy protecting government at the expense of citizens.
Call it a test: If you can't make a law that applies to public employees like yourselves, Congress, then your laws don't pass.
This idiotic and artificial either Obamacare-or some Republican law scenario is just that, idiotic. There is NO Republican good plan, the same way there was not a Democratic good plan because the focus is wrong. Government is partnering with insurers instead of embracing their role as our representatives. Whether you side with the hypocrisy of Republicans looking for slashed "entitlements" except their own or you embrace the impossibility and lies of the Democrats who created Obamacare which is a cheap-second-class version to the benefits they preserve for themselves, this is a Congress problem.
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There is zero credibility for Democrats and Republicans who sit in their protected cocoons lecturing everyone on how the government must protect itself from the costs of protecting citizens. This is an Obama legacy that naturally will take time to replace and will require President Trump to focus on his "drain the swamp" promise FIRST, which he seemed to so easily forget as he handed the reins of healthcare over to Obama's Republican counterpart, Paul Ryan, a government guy protecting government at the expense of citizens.
Call it a test: If you can't make a law that applies to public employees like yourselves, Congress, then your laws don't pass.
This idiotic and artificial either Obamacare-or some Republican law scenario is just that, idiotic. There is NO Republican good plan, the same way there was not a Democratic good plan because the focus is wrong. Government is partnering with insurers instead of embracing their role as our representatives. Whether you side with the hypocrisy of Republicans looking for slashed "entitlements" except their own or you embrace the impossibility and lies of the Democrats who created Obamacare which is a cheap-second-class version to the benefits they preserve for themselves, this is a Congress problem.
