He lied.

#9 | POSTED BY JOHNNY_HOTSAUCE

What do ya mean? Trumpy's plan includes the new high tech med-beds. They will fix any medical problems you have.

You are just jealous because your "silver" plan doesn't cover the "med-beds".

If you had lived a better life and made better choices you could have access to the med-beds too. And maybe you will someday.. if you ever reach the platinum level.

(Offer not available on earth yet)

Half of the argument is the extension of a policy that was put in place due to COVID? Should we still be wearing masks as well?

#18 | POSTED BY MADBOMBER

It's not about masks. It's about actually helping Americans. It's about affordable healthcare.

It's about helping Americans continuing to be able to actually afford healthcare.

It's also a slap in the face to wake Americans up to the maga legislative disaster also known as the Big Fugly Bill.

But in my mind, the Dems are shutting down the government over policies that affect a minority of the population. A minority that contributes the least to society. Seems kinda dumb, doesn't it?

#16 | POSTED BY MADBOMBER

"'Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me'"

Enjoy your eternal damnation friend.

Healthcare is extremely expensive in the US. Never have I heard any party try to fix it.

Right after typing:

At least be honest, its not about affordable healthcare. Its about affordable health insurance.

Looks like you do not know what "being honest" means.

Comrade,

Democrats obviously attempted to tackle the problem. That's how we got the ACA. Which was not the original plan. It was a republican plan. The only plan that they could get republicans to agree to.

It's looks like that's all we'll ever get from republicans now regarding the ever increasing health care costs in America.

And republicans have been whining about the ACA ever since.

Thanks for playing Comrade.

Well they certainly didn't break it.

#35 | POSTED BY ONEIRONAUT

The ACA?

Not for a lack of trying!!

More than 50 House votes (2011"2017): When Republicans gained control of the House of Representatives in 2011, they began passing legislation to repeal or alter the ACA.

The American Health Care Act (2017): The most serious legislative challenge to the ACA came in 2017, after Republicans won a unified government under President Donald Trump.

The Graham-Cassidy bill (2017): Following the failure of the AHCA, a final legislative attempt was made with a bill proposed by Senators Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy. This measure aimed to replace the ACA's insurance subsidies with block grants to states but did not garner enough support and was never brought to a vote.

Individual mandate penalty (2017): While the 2017 legislative repeal failed, Republicans used the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act to effectively repeal the ACA's individual mandate by reducing the penalty for not having health insurance to $0.

Texas v. California (2018"2021): After Congress eliminated the individual mandate penalty, several Republican-led states filed a lawsuit arguing the entire ACA was unconstitutional. The Supreme Court rejected this challenge in 2021, ruling the plaintiffs did not have legal standing.

Thank you Comrade for the opportunity to teach you about the recent history of republicans trying to undermine and or repeal and NOT replace Obamacare.

See - already extended and scheduled to expire - and that is not Trumps doing.
#34 | POSTED BY MSGT

It was Trumpy's signature "Big Beautiful Bill".

And instead of helping Americans struggling with the rising costs of healthcare Trumpy chose to give the ultra rich a tax cut.

See? It was clearly Trumpy's choice to steal from the poor to give to the rich.

It was clearly Trumpy's choice to steal from the poor to give to the rich.

#46 | POSTED BY DONNERBOY

And brag about it ad nauseum.