Leftists Freak Out on Twitter over Trump ‘Police Brutality’ Joke

[ready4ONE 5,400]

4 hours ago, jg121783 said:

Fix what is broken? That is like looking at a burned down house with a couple 2x4s still standing and saying "let's fix what's broken" instead of bulldozing the burned out house and building a new one.

The system before ACA was the burned down house. The problems with the ACA are generally related to trying to re-use the burned up framing (private insurance, for profit not the good of the insured) instead of bulldozing the prior system. The Golfer in Cheif has no idea how to fix it.

[jg121783 3,915]

1 hour ago, ready4ONE said:

The system before ACA was the burned down house. The problems with the ACA are generally related to trying to re-use the burned up framing (private insurance, for profit not the good of the insured) instead of bulldozing the prior system. The Golfer in Cheif has no idea how to fix it.

The house before the Unaffordable Care Act was in disrepair but still usable. The Unaffordable Care Act is the burnt down house.

[spookyturtle 9,465]

So where is the best health care bill in the world? The clock is ticking, Trump has had a long time to come up with the ultimate care for all of us. Plus he has the advantage of hindsight, yet still nothing. Obama is no longer the President. 

[IAMX 3,055]

2 hours ago, ready4ONE said:

The system before ACA was the burned down house. The problems with the ACA are generally related to trying to re-use the burned up framing (private insurance, for profit not the good of the insured) instead of bulldozing the prior system. The Golfer in Cheif has no idea how to fix it.

Mandate to insurance industry that drove up prices. 

 

Bulldozing system.. 

 

LOL

 

Amazing. 

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[jg121783 3,915]

9 minutes ago, spookyturtle said:

So where is the best health care bill in the world? The clock is ticking, Trump has had a long time to come up with the ultimate care for all of us. Plus he has the advantage of hindsight, yet still nothing. Obama is no longer the President. 

Took Obama over two years to destroy our health care system. It's unreasonable to expect Trump to fix it over night especially with a Congress that pays lip service to repeal but refuses to take action.

[spookyturtle 9,465]

6 minutes ago, jg121783 said:

Took Obama over two years to destroy our health care system. It's unreasonable to expect Trump to fix it over night especially with a Congress that pays lip service to repeal but refuses to take action.

It's quite reasonable, he said it would be the best health care system ever. He's been planning it since Obamacare went in effect. What is his plan? His party controls Congress. It should be a slam dunk, shouldn't it? Or maybe he's in over his head and doesn't have a plan at all? Like building the border wall and having Mexico pay for it. Lots of hot air and childish rants on Twitter. As the old lady in the Wendy's ad used to say! Where's the beef? 

[ready4ONE 5,400]

20 minutes ago, jg121783 said:

Took Obama over two years to destroy our health care system. It's unreasonable to expect Trump to fix it over night especially with a Congress that pays lip service to repeal but refuses to take action.

Dear Leader promised us a health care plan that we would all love. How is it expecting too much from him to show us his really great plan? Let alone expect him to deliver it? Surely we deserve what Tweetsolini hath promised?

[IAMX 3,055]

53 minutes ago, jg121783 said:

Took Obama over two years to destroy our health care system. It's unreasonable to expect Trump to fix it over night especially with a Congress that pays lip service to repeal but refuses to take action.

Left must think Obamacare was passed via EO. Doesn't surprise me.

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[JimandChristy 1,689]

9 minutes ago, IAMX said:

Left must think Obamacare was passed via EO. Doesn't surprise me.

Do realize the GOP have had seven years to fix it? 

[CaliCat 3,957]

2 hours ago, jg121783 said:

Took Obama over two years to destroy our health care system. It's unreasonable to expect Trump to fix it over night especially with a Congress that pays lip service to repeal but refuses to take action.

 

No it's not. Trump made it a campaign promise, which meant he should have had a plan. In addition, the GOP has been at it for 7 years. He lied and you believed in him. Trust me, you're not alone. There are millions out there who are beginning to realize they've made a mistake by voting for him. 

 

Where we agree is that it's unreasonable to expect the so-called president to do anything - overnight or in four years.

 

 

 

[Dashinka 24,492]

14 hours ago, jg121783 said:

Fix what is broken? That is like looking at a burned down house with a couple 2x4s still standing and saying "let's fix what's broken" instead of bulldozing the burned out house and building a new one.

Definitely, but of course then you can go down and buy your homeowners insurance right after the fire.

[Dashinka 24,492]

13 hours ago, Póg mo said:

Yes, I am with you there. Removing the tax credit, employers get for providing health insurance, would be a good place to start. Better yet, transfer all tax credits to employees, and let people understand how much of their pay and benefits, go towards health insurance. Maybe people might then wake up and figure out how much they are being fleesed by the health insurance industry.

What everyone wants is not really health insurance.  What they want is for someone else to pay for them when they get sick. 

[CaliCat 3,957]

3 hours ago, Bill & Katya said:

What everyone wants is not really health insurance.  What they want is for someone else to pay for them when they get sick. 

 

That is the main reason everyone wants to see the ACA gone, so that those who don't want to pay for insurance can go to the emergency room when they have a cold, and leave the bill for the rest of us to pay. 

[ready4ONE 5,400]

And thus, unable to sustain the lie Dear Leader was just joking around about police brutality, the subject is derailed to healthcare.

[smilesammich 10,727]

2 minutes ago, ready4ONE said:

And thus, unable to sustain the lie Dear Leader was just joking around about police brutality, the subject is derailed to healthcare.

yeah, since when is police brutality a joke? and why is it something to joke about when law enforcement are being attacked/ambushed - relations aren't too great. totally insensitive.