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No they have blocked any laws from being passed and are now filing suit to tear down laws that were previously passed. Nothing for the people. Only for the party.
Or states would simply set up exchanges. Even contracting with healthcare.gov would probably suffice. What state wants to deny thousands upon thousands of its citizens access to health care? (other than Texas)
Even if the supremes agree with plaintiffs, they are likely to recognize how disruptive that ruling is and would provide a lengthy time for states to adjust to it. In that time, Congress could fix the law or states would launch their own exchanges.
In other words, bow down to King Obama and just do as told instead of creating a solution, freely arrived at instead of dictated followed by punishment. Ever hear of the will of the people?
If Obamacare is so great, put it to a national vote, something Obama has been afraid to do. More of his lies would be exposed.
That would be logical though & cons are anything but logical. So instead, they waste everyone else's time & money trying to do the same thing over & over & over expecting different results. You know what that is, right?
Are you another dem who considers only their own position "logical" so you can claim to be correct 100% of the time? No other position could possibly have any merit at all?
That is the party line. Just look at all the posts of your fellow dem supporters, even in the face of a resounding defeat in the last election.
I doubt it, the ones still in office was able to win their elections even with ACA, and the longer we have it around, the less of an issue it will be.
I don't know about that. After all, now we have Gruber telling all how it was passed and many people are really riled up about what he says while the democrats don't even bother to deny it.
They too can buy insurance. Which we will see that number continue to fall year after year as more and more people sign up for insurance.
You mean like the administrations claims of the eight million who signed up, only to have proven to be only 6.7 million, and I wouldn't count on that being the final number. The more lies told about this piece of garbage the fewer people want to have anything to do with it.
Actually, as is often the case, it's you that appears to have it bass ackwards.
They're insisting Obama's actions were illegal.
So I'll ask again: When they're proven wrong, will they be footing the bill for their buffoonery?
Unfortunately the taxpayers are footing the bill for the $500-per-hour attorney hired by the "fiscally conservative party." I certainly hope Americans demand an accounting of the bill they are paying. I think the taxpayers should insist that the Benghazi and current lawsuit invoices be published on a weekly basis.
Funny that the GOP has to move forward with bone-headed ideas in order to discover what the country really thinks, rather than being smart and shrewd enough to gauge these reactions prior to the idiocy.
How soon they have forgotten the government shutdown a year ago that led to their popularity dipping below that of head lice.
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