Negotiator in Chief Will Negotiate But Will Not Accept any
Changes
Republicans Willing to Improve Bill But Current Version is
What They Will Pass
Huh?
If there was any doubt that the Feeble have taken over the
Home it is dispelled
in a story in the WaPo about the Republicans and debate on their version of
health care reform, or what should be dubbed Non Health Care Reform. For example there is this.
"White House press secretary Sean
Spicer later said that Trump supports the Medicaid provisions in the current
House bill. Spicer told reporters that Trump was willing to hear from a variety
of voices but rejected the notion that he was negotiating.
“Right now the date (sic) that’s in the
bill is what the president supports,” Spicer said, adding: “It’s not a question
of negotiation.”
Okay, then why hear from anybody if the President is
unmoving on the bill? (answer: he’s is open to anything, all he wants is
something passed, doesn’t care what).
Then there is this.
“We’ll continue to listen; we’ll
continue to make improvements where we can,” said Rep. Kevin Brady (R-Texas),
chairman of the House Ways
and Means Committee. “But there’s no question: This is the bill at the end of
the day that will come to the president’s desk.”
Okay, then if the current bill is the one that will get to
the President, how are the improvement going to get in there? (answer: they won’t be improvements in health care or
health insurance, they will be improvements in punishing low income folks and
raising health care costs and cutting taxes on the ultra wealthy)
And there is this.
“We are ready to go, and the worst
thing we could do is hit the pause button and continue Obamacare and its broken
policies,” said Rep. Greg Walden (R-Ore.), chairman of the Energy and Commerce
Committee.
Uh Greggie, don’t you know your bill essentially continues
Obamacare until 2020? Oh, you don’t. You say you didn’t read it all and the part
your read you didn’t understand, just that Paulie told you to support it and
you did. Well that explains it.
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