Yes - They are that mean!
90%
No - They will reach out to Dems and do something good?
10%

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TxPeon 9 years 4 weeks ago

They voted for it, denied it, poisoned it, crippled it, and millions of Americans. They are animals.

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Janette B 9 years 3 weeks ago

The Repubs want Obama's name off Obama Care. Yet they're too greedy to pass a successful Repub version.

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Kilosqrd 9 years 3 weeks ago

Obamacare was designed to fail. Does anyone not see that? Obama himself is on record saying he preferred single payer. He said circa '07 or '08 that there was not the political will to pass single payer but to wait 10 years. Of course he was expecting a democrat successor to his presidency. This is recorded fact.

After the passage of Obamacare, left-wingers were all singing the virtures of the ACA. Democrats all across the spectrum were saying that the healthcare/health insurance mess was finally solved. This is the democrats mess. They passed Obamacare and they own it. If the ACA was so great, why do democrats now say it needs fixing?

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