YES! Or they'll be blamed for the deaths of more uninsured.
8%
NO! They’ll never do anything to support Obama & his policies.
92%
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I subscribe to the "never say never" expression, but with half the States blindly refusing free Medicaid I seriously doubt the GOP will budge on this. They have the State legislatures backing up their greedy "give it all to the rich and let the poor die" policies.
"The die is cast"
The initial vote has been made and that was the hard part. Sticking to their guns will be easy.
I have to blame the general public for continuing to vote republican. they are the party of hate and the party of no.
Fortunately, I don't live in a red state, but it seems we still have to suppport them with taxes.
America already chose the "let 'em die" agenda for those pushed into poverty. The Medicaid expansion would be upward.