Yes, more of this please.
Republicans pull health-care bill in blow to Trump, Ryan - The Globe and Mail
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Yes, more of this please.
Republicans pull health-care bill in blow to Trump, Ryan - The Globe and Mail
The American inability to build a modern healthcare system that is even the least bit comparable to that of every other developed Western nation is a symptom of their growing incompetence as a nation. When empires finally crumble, it ain't pretty.
What's Missing From This Photo of Politicians Deciding the Future of Women's Health?
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2017/03/trump-health-care-summit-white-guys
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2017/03/trump-health-care-summit-white-guys
Trump, the absolute baffoon, tries to pull Obamacare from 100,000 million people, fails flagrantly, decisively, and then blames the democrats. Is this guy a short bus rider? No, he rides in his own bus. Never saw sh!t on my shoe as dumb as freaking Trump the lump. What a jerk! I hope he's gone soon. We cannot move forward with a weight like him and Bannon--along with his cabinet picks, kids, etc--on our throats. Step off Donnie, and let the grown-up people show how to lead and govern, okay? - Peter Gorman
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What's Missing From This Photo of Politicians Deciding the Future of Women's Health?
What's Missing From This Photo of Politicians Deciding the Future of Women's Health? | Mother Jones
Come on Cliffy, give us a f**king hint! O.K. I get it, no Afro Americans!
Sean "I can't believe he said that" Spicer:
"Has he pulled out every stop, has he called every member, has he tweaked every tweak, has he done every single thing he can possibly and used every minute of every day that's possible to get this thing through, then the answer is yes."
How disastrous for Trump is healthcare collapse? - BBC News
Sorry Donnie, your best ain't good enough.
"Has he pulled out every stop, has he called every member, has he tweaked every tweak, has he done every single thing he can possibly and used every minute of every day that's possible to get this thing through, then the answer is yes."
How disastrous for Trump is healthcare collapse? - BBC News
Sorry Donnie, your best ain't good enough.
Let Us Now Appreciate Paul Ryan’s Utter Failure as a Political Leader
As he gave his brief press conference Friday afternoon confirming that Republicans had pulled their bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, House Speaker Paul Ryan both looked and sounded like a hangdog high school football coach spilling out a few defeated platitudes after watching his team get ground into the turf.
“Moving from an opposition party to a governing party comes with growing pains,” he said, “and, well, we’re feeling those growing pains today.”
“We came really close today, but we came up short.”
“I will not sugarcoat this. This is a disappointing day for us. Doing big things is hard.”
In a sense, Ryan was being too easy on himself. Yes, “doing big things” is difficult in Washington. The Capitol dome is practically designed to bottle up and suffocate dramatic change. But whatever growing pains they may have experienced, fractious Democrats still managed to execute an ambitious agenda in the early Obama years without a major legislative collapse the likes of which we all witnessed this week. The rollout of the American Health Care Act, by contrast, was a mystifying debacle. And as much as anything, its demise is an indictment of Paul Ryan that should shatter what’s left of his myth as competent policy thinker or political leader.
Let us now appreciate Paul Ryan’s utter failure as a political leader.
It sure wiped that obnoxious smirk of this punks face in a hurry.
As he gave his brief press conference Friday afternoon confirming that Republicans had pulled their bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, House Speaker Paul Ryan both looked and sounded like a hangdog high school football coach spilling out a few defeated platitudes after watching his team get ground into the turf.
“Moving from an opposition party to a governing party comes with growing pains,” he said, “and, well, we’re feeling those growing pains today.”
“We came really close today, but we came up short.”
“I will not sugarcoat this. This is a disappointing day for us. Doing big things is hard.”
In a sense, Ryan was being too easy on himself. Yes, “doing big things” is difficult in Washington. The Capitol dome is practically designed to bottle up and suffocate dramatic change. But whatever growing pains they may have experienced, fractious Democrats still managed to execute an ambitious agenda in the early Obama years without a major legislative collapse the likes of which we all witnessed this week. The rollout of the American Health Care Act, by contrast, was a mystifying debacle. And as much as anything, its demise is an indictment of Paul Ryan that should shatter what’s left of his myth as competent policy thinker or political leader.
Let us now appreciate Paul Ryan’s utter failure as a political leader.
It sure wiped that obnoxious smirk of this punks face in a hurry.