Englebert

What did the tweet say?

What makes you think I'm not concerned about the amount of money being spent...on everything? And I'm not for AHCA. You would know that if you read a little instead relying on stereotyping people.

Apparently so. LOL.

Yep, sometimes it's tough to have diversity of thought in your party. If the Republicans acted like Liberals they would have already replaced Obamacare, with the same pathetic type of monstrosity leading to the same destructive results.

I remember. You threw a couple at me also. And when I responded you left in a huff, so I knew not to take your posts seriously.

You'd have a better shot directing that to Big Girl.

I respond in kind. Apparently you didn't catch the sarcasm. Are you trying to "pull my strings"?

Yes he should, and so should you. It's easy to throw out pathetic statements. I'm just following his lead. Care to join in. I got a million zingers waiting in reserve.

Now 3rd graders are laughing at you. And you should apologize to PamFam10 for dragging his thread down to the gutter.

I'd expect a little more intelligent and thought-provoking retort...even from you. That's just shamefully embarrassing. Six graders everywhere are laughing at you. Thanks for getting this board back to the adolescent level.

He doesn't have nothing on you. I just read a post of yours on another thread, and you have to have quite the vivid imagination to come up with those doozies. Now those are professional lies. So sad for you that those are just lifted from far left websites, thus you can't take credit.

I don't know exactly what is in the bill, but it can't be good. Based on that I would definitely be a no vote.

You wouldn't have dared make any of these suggestions last year. Money is not an issue when a Liberal is in charge. Once a Republican gets into office, you start making pathetic accusations and spouting embarrassingly atrocious and hypocritical viewpoints. But since Trump has been elected we've found that this is just typical behavior from the snowflakes.

You still would have beat me because I would have picked Texas to win it all and they didn't even make the tourney.

I agree, 2 would just be a rename of 3 with modifications. I figured I would separate them though because I don't think those on the Right would vote for 3 but might vote for 2, and those on the Left would not vote for 2 but might vote for 3.

I did a quick Bing search and this article was first: [Hidden Content]

I vaguely recall something about doctors being required to ask if you own a gun during your doctor visit...or maybe encouraging doctors to ask that question. I can't remember. There was so much I hated about the law I can't remember exactly.

I kept waiting for you to throw at shot at me so I could throw one back. I started a poll on this. I'm curious to see if that topic will stay civil. Considering this is a huge issue that affects every single one of us, I'm hoping everyone will take it a little more serious.

No, Trump started early in campaign saying repeal and replace. He didn't harp on the replace much until late in the campaign. Early in the campaign he would bash Obamacare heavily then say he would repeal and replace without giving any details on the replacement. It pissed me off to no end when he started this. He was never my first choice, and this was the single biggest reason (the replace part) I did not want him to win the GOP nomination.

What do you think the Republicans should do with Obamacare. I realize it is hard to choose without knowing what a replacement plan would entail, or what modifications would be made to Obamacare. Choose based on the current public information (which is not much), and feel free to comment on what you would like to see as replacement items or modification items.

And that is what the fight is about...what to include in the new Government run monstrosity. And yes, it is not a mystery. You keep implying that the Republicans are having trouble repealing Obamacare. Again, it is no mystery...many have decided the repeal should coincide with the replace. The repeal is settled, the replace is being debated.

A standalone repeal bill would probably pass, just as it did earlier. For some mysterious reason, a few (and way too many) think that Obamacare should be replaced. But there is absolutely no disagreement on whether Obamacare should be repealed. I don't think it is possible to get this many Republicans in full agreement on any issue as they are on repeal.

Because now a replacement bill is attached. None of the GOP is fighting on whether Obamacare should be repealed...they are all in agreement on that. The disagreements are purely with the replacement bill.

Yeah, she ignores 99% of my questions.

The Republicans just followed the Biden rule. I forget, what letter does Biden have behind his name? Next they will follow the Reid rule. I forget on him too, what letter does Reid have behind his name? It seems the Democrats can change the rules at will but are the only ones with permission to follow them.