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True or not, Reagan opened the flood gates of illegals. Don't blame anyone else for this. He was the president and had the final say. No one forced him to do anything
He could have vetoed it. Could have said unless those employer sanctions were put back in, he wouldn't sign.
The wealthy love to blame illegal immigration on others, but they are the ones who benefit.
Unlike Pres. Bush, at the end of his term, Pres. Obama has good things going on around him as jobs are increasing, economy getting average strength and his popularity rating's are at the highest in many years.
The more Pres. elect Nutty Don keeps talking and tweeting the better President Obama looks and his policies look.
the flood gates were opened in 1965...EVERY amnesty bill was written by ted kennedy....
Doesn't matter. It happened on Reagan's watch. Just as so many blame Obama for anything they consider 'bad' happening on HIS watch. Can't have it both ways. Nope.
Are you really so naive? George Soros is famous for such tactics (just like the paid protesters at Trump Rallies). Or didn't you know that Soros was a primary donor to the Clinton campaign?
You don't have to. Prices are shooting up, insurers are leaving the exchanges due to losses.
Why? Because the people in power were afraid they'd alienate young voters by pushing them into it too hard so there just haven't been enough young (overcharged) participants to carry all the really sick that of course couldn't sign up fast enough.
Also, you denied that Obama ever messed in foreign policy while president elect and you too got wrecked on page 5 of the thread. Some of you either have to be about 23 or 93 for your lack of memory about how things actually went down.
You don't have to. Prices are shooting up, insurers are leaving the exchanges due to losses.
Why? Because the people in power were afraid they'd alienate young voters by pushing them into it too hard so there just haven't been enough young (overcharged) participants to carry all the really sick that of course couldn't sign up fast enough.
Also, you denied that Obama ever messed in foreign policy while president elect and you too got wrecked on page 5 of the thread. Some of you either have to be about 23 or 93 for your lack of memory about how things actually went down.
Surely, you remember how fast insurance prices were rising before ACA. How insurance companies dropped people who got sick. How insurance companies refused those with pre-existing conditions.
Google it if you can't remember.
Increased costs slowed down under ACA and they are picking up now. Not a huge surprise, really.
Republicans have done everything they can to undermine ACA. They have dug in their heels and refused to fix problems. Many states refuse to get involved at all. McConnell is no doubt lining up another vote to repeal it.
Big business benefits when people don't have reasonable access to insurance. It means their employees are reluctant to leave for new jobs. It means entrepreneurs with families think twice before starting up new businesses to compete with them.
Of course the big business Republicans are in favor of making it difficult for Americans to get health insurance. It's in their best interests.
Why people fall for this is the question.
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