What a clown we have as president.He has Americans first? Is that why he's pushing for a piece of shit health care bill that has a 17% approval rating?
If he were a loser like Trump his tweet would be along the lines of, "Chip Helton of USC is dishonest guy....faked a punt and ran it back for a touchdown....he's a disgrace to humanity."
Look, the healthcare system is broken. It needs to be fixed (if that's even possible). To make an omelet, you have to break a few eggs.
I'm fortunate enough not to be affected in the slightest by this health care measure. That being said, there's no justification for advancing what has been drawn up. Remember, Trump vowed not to just repeal and replace Obamacare, he also said he was going to implement something better. Based on his own statement, if this thing passes, it will be a promise broken. Now please, if you feel differently, bully for you, but I'm on here to talk football, other sports, and then entertainment.
If you acknowledge that one of the main problems with the ACA is that it is not economically sustainable, then its naive for anyone to believe that there was going to be no pain or no downside to fixing it. Some people who had no coverage before the ACA are going back to having no coverage again. That's inevitable. It's not a good thing at all, but it's inevitable.
Dude you are coming off very defensive and aggravated. At the very least you were aggravated enough that you though it was necessary to say "F ESPN"... I think the point is, if ESPN is so terrible and you know its terrible why does it matter what they say?
Can you advance what you think the Republicans will do to "fix it"? From all I've read, and I used to work at an employee benefits publishing house, extending health care coverage to the masses has never been a GOP priority. The ACA was never given a chance to succeed. Repeated efforts were made revoke funding the minute the measure passed.
LOL, your taste buds must love sandwiches made of mouldy bread and green meat. I take it that you're not one of the millions who would lose their coverage.
What am I being being defensive of? I feel like this whole thread you are essentially just saying "No I am not you are..." to any type of criticism you have received.
No denying that it isn't an economically daunting challenge, but certainly the best way to address it isn't giving a giant tax cut to those who really don't need it. Moreover, this pie in the sky idea of radically improved and less expensive coverage is something that Trump promised. Perhaps all politicians are guilty of making unrealistic promises, but it's strange that the one with some of the most egregious reneging never gets called on it. I see the dangers of depleted health care severely imperiled by environmental deregulation. Contaminated water and dirty air will no doubt cause raise incidents of poor health. Let's not forget the "revitalized" coal industry.
