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It would be the one thing that made sense. Trump basically promised a single payer system when campaigning. If he reached out to deems and republican moderates that may be doable. And he would actually fulfill a campaign promise.
I imagine some have..others..as per the article..are waiting until the revision dies a public and messy death.
But the ones who care more about the country..than they do about the whining, screaming, infantile, obsessed and altogether ignorant fringes of either party---they might actually get together and do something effective..despite the fools!
It would be the one thing that made sense. Trump basically promised a single payer system when campaigning. If he reached out to deems and republican moderates that may be doable. And he would actually fulfill a campaign promise.
Not going to happen. This "healthcare" bill is actually a tax cut bill. It has absolutely nothing to do with healthcare.
Not going to happen. This "healthcare" bill is actually a tax cut bill. It has absolutely nothing to do with healthcare.
I am not saying it will. Trump does not care much about healthcare. He does care about tax cuts. I also think his willingness to go along with the republican healthcare plans is that it affects what he can get in tax cuts.
My point is he could actually fulfill a major promise he made to the rust belt. He won't because he is a *****. Always has been
Not going to happen. This "healthcare" bill is actually a tax cut bill. It has absolutely nothing to do with healthcare.
Fair enough..in the article, they make it clear that most Dems..even if they're willing to sit down..want this bill to fail first...as a sign of power..theirs.
Fair enough..in the article, they make it clear that most Dems..even if they're willing to sit down..want this bill to fail first...as a sign of power..theirs.
That's fine. Then when both sides have had to eat some humble pie, get to it for real. For health care, I'd be all for a center of the spectrum compromise.
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