Trump says he will sign very first bill to repeal Obamacare.

passed by the House and the Senate and signed by the president? Did this EVER happen? To my knowledge, not. Where are the Republicans going? Resorting to violence? What a shame! BTW: Bush never vetoed a bill. He signed each one and then added "signing statements," and made his own rules, circumventing the Constitution, claiming wrongly that he could do this since he had the highest executive power. ...

If you are in any of these states, vote Republican Texas, Ohio, Arizona, Indiana, Nebraska, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland. ...

The debate is over. We do not need to repeal Obamacare; it will repeal itself. Two words summarize why: risk pool. The ACA is founded upon a stunning misconception of the very definition of insurance. Its advocates have mistakenly conflated two unrelated concepts: insurance and welfare – or, more to the point, risk and charity. People buy insurance in order to mitigate risk. We buy fire insurance because there is a slight chance that our house will burn down. If we cannot afford ins ...

Peter Nelson, my colleague at Center of the American Experiment, is one of the country’s leading experts on health care policy. On the Center’s web site, he urges conservatives to take a deep breath and understand the constraints that Congressional Republicans are working under. In particular, a full repeal of Obamacare must get through the Senate, which means it must get 60 votes. There are only 52 Republican senators. Therefore, the first bill that has been unveiled is intended to be pa ...

and this is a BIG but, he's abandoning the dysfunctional supply-side feed-the-rich economic plan Romney was running on. You know, the one from the Reagan and W eras that cost most of us bitterly while making a few very happy? Boehner also says he's willing to raise taxes and broaden the tax base (remember the no-tax-increase pledge almost all pubs had to sign?), so this is another good sign that we'll be able to pay some bills and speed up that economic recovery. Speaker B ...

you're hurting yourself. - Said by our Petulant President. The last time I heard this phrase was in high school. He really needs to grow a set and maybe figure out why people aren't signing up for it. Maybe he ought to fix the damn thing. Of course, then the little boy would have to admit he was wrong. Like that's going to happen. ...

From what I have heard, if they repeal the healthcare bill known as Obamacare, it does not take effect for 2 years. What are your thoughts on repeal for the sake of repeal? ...

The way Bill Maher sees it, resistance to ObamaCare is all God's fault. Why? Because so many people believe in this "schmuck" who lives in the clouds...and this belief, in turn, intensifies opposition to ObamaCare. This leftist social critic, anti-Christian crusader, and HBO comedy show host warned God at the end of last week to back off, to allow smart people like himself and Barack Obama and the New York Times editorial board to push the God-fearing "ignoramuses" aside this week ...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S2KstWopqYA Rush says.... "Mr. Trump you don't have anything to do with anything that has gone wrong with this country; THEY do. And THEY are throwing out everything they can to destroy you and prevent you from winning." "As I say Mr. Trump, their fingerprints are all over it; if anybody in my estimation is disqualified from having anything further to do with this nation's economy or healthcare or immigration, it's the democrat party." "T ...

If there is any way to get the taxpayers and voters to understand this word, it may be a way to stop obama and his obamacare law. What does this word mean? The word 'Dhimmitude" is found in the new health care bill; so what does it mean? Thought this was interesting and worth passing on. Dhimmitude -- What does it mean? Obama used it in the health care bill. Now isn't this interesting? It is used ...

Looks like BO is losing some of his pals. ...

Before going home for a month of vacation for summer recess, the House has passed their 40th bill to repeal or dismantle Obamacare. Fortieth bill! Why? I guess because they thought that was a good use of taxpayers' money, passing yet another bill that would go absolutely nowhere, and maybe that the Democrats had just overlooked the first 39? Yes, of course they know it's a waste of time and money, but they are willing to spend all that time and all that money to ...

Experts have long worried that millions of Obamacare recipients will file their taxes this year and and get hit with an unexpected tax bill. The reason? They possibly underestimated their income for the year and wound up pocketing a bigger health care tax subsidy than they should have. Now we have a better idea of just how expensive that bill could be. The Kaiser Family Foundation estimates that more than half of U.S. households eligible for health insurance subsidies in 2014 will ...

11 million. It hasn't been easy but it is working for most Americans. Hopefully the Supreme Court will agree. ...

Can't we just declare him incompetent and start over? ...

Food fight! Bill just called Barack's favorite child ugly - and stupid. ...

A very annoyed Donald Trump supporter has built a wall of electricity to protect his campaign sign from thieves. A video posted to YouTube shows a neighbor attempting to steal the Trump sign from a yard. The owner says his signs have been stolen and vandalized in the past, so he decided to booby trap his newest one. A very annoyed Donald Trump supporter has built a wall of electricity to protect his campaign sign from thieves. A video posted to YouTube shows a neighbor attempting to st ...

It seems that Bill Gates hasn’t lost all hope about the prospects for clean energy innovation in the U.S. under the incoming President Donald Trump, according to an interview with Bloomberg. The Microsoft co-founder said that he presented part of his agenda on investment and philanthropy in an eight-minute phone call with Trump two weeks ago. And according to Gates, the call was not entirely unproductive. More at link... ...

"The only mistake he made was... he shouldn't have settled." Pretty much tells it all. ...

Does Josh Gruber's admission there was "lack of transparency" bother me personally? Sure it does. But considering most members of congress were lawyers previously, which are pretty much like glorified used car salesmen, this is not exactly a news scoop. In the clips I saw, Gruber also said that though he wished things had been done differently, it WAS important we pass this law, as well as there was virtually no difference between Romneycare and Obamacare. Even if the House cou ...

warning that 27 million people could lose their insurance and premiums would skyrocket. ...

last month the state insurance commissioner, Julie Mix McPeak, approved premium increases of up to 62% in a bid to save the exchange set up under the Affordable Care Act. “I would characterize the exchange market in Tennessee as very near collapse,” she said. Then last week BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee announced it would leave three of the state’s largest exchange markets—Nashville, Memphis and Knoxville. “We have experienced losses approaching $500 million over the course of ...

You can kiss your transcription pittance jobs GOOD-Bye. Many of you had better be careful what you wish for...turning healthcare upside down will not bode well for the non-revenue aspects of hospitals. ...

and makes a fool of himself. ...

WASHINGTON — In a landmark vote for gay rights, the Senate on Saturday voted to advance legislation that would overturn the military ban on openly gay troops known as "don't ask, don't tell." The 63-33 test vote all but guarantees the legislation will pass the Senate, possibly by day's end, and reach the president's desk before the new year. The House had passed an identical version of the bill, 250-174, earlier this week. Repeal would mean that, for the firs ...

By RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR, Associated Press Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar, Associated Press WASHINGTON – Eager to show who's now in charge, the House's new Republican majority plans to vote to repeal President Barack Obama's landmark health care overhaul before he even shows up in their chamber to give his State of the Union address. Though full repeal is a longshot — the House vote would be just the first, easiest step — they'll follow up with dozens of attempt ...

shattering the previous record of 902,450 set in 1998. The referendum will be on the Nov 8 ballot and by all indicators, it is GOING DOWN. Gov Kasich thinks they are all "misled." He must be referring to his own misguided governance. Way to go, Ohio! http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/ohio-news/senate-bill-5-repeal-effort-sets-record-1196737.html ...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/04/small-business-owners-bush-tax-cuts-rich-repeal_n_857204.html I've always felt this way. Glad to see more people are coming to the conclusion that those tax cuts didn't help us as small business owners. My own business started down as customers had less money, and I got the tax cuts. Something just never seemed right about that. ...

Trump says he will sign very first bill to repeal Obamacare.

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