So ObamaCare was passed by the United States Senate, it was approved by the House of Representatives, it was signed into law by the President of The United States, and the case was adjudicated by The United States Supreme Court. All three branches of government approved of the law.
ObamaCare is now being implemented throughout the land. But Republicans in Congress are still wagering their fruitless battle lying to their followers by promising to repeal it.
Earlier in the week, Paul Ryan wrote a budget calling for the repeal of ObamaCare. His budget will be expected to perform a mystifying leap of faith, because while it calls for the repeal of ObamaCare, Ryan’s budget can only be balanced using funds that ObamaCare is saving the nation.
And now Mitch McConnell, using his CPAC speech, McConnell is promising to repeal ObamaCare.
Md. — Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky is vowing to repeal President Barack Obama’s sweeping health care law.
McConnell spoke at the Conservative Political Action Conference next to a tower of 20,000 pages of health care rules and regulations. He calls it a “monument to liberalism” and says Republicans will not back down from the fight.
McConnell faces re-election next year. He says Republicans need to rebound from election losses last year and, quote, “punch back.” He says Democrats haven’t had a new idea, quote, “since the days of the Studebaker.”
He compares the possibility of Democrats nominating Hillary Rodham Clinton or Joe Biden for president in 2016 to, quote, a “rerun of ‘The Golden Girls.'”
After 34 tries at Repeal, Republican voters are still being fooled into thinking that the 35th time will be the charm. And the sad part of all this is, these unfortunate voters who apparently depend only on Fox for news, continue believing the empty rhetoric from their leaders.
2 replies on “All Three Branches Of Government Approved ObamaCare – Republicans Promise Repeal”
I hope that idiot keeps right on talking his crap. Ashley Judd is going to open a can of whoopass on that old SOB and he’ll be sobbing all the way to the bank because you know with as many years of corporate payoffs he’s received, he’ll be living the good life when he retires. Let’s just hope that Ms. Judd does win the election, because she’s the only hope for real good sense coming from that office.
I notice that you don't bother to mention that O-care was not "going to cost a peny over $9B and is current budgeted to cost $28B. It was further promised that insurance premiums would drop $2,500.00 for a family of 4. It has risen $2,000.00 so far for a family and the newest CBO prediction is a rise of over $6,500.00 with full implimentation. Obviously being lied to is acceptable to this writer.