Mother Fucking Health Insurance

[CCTAU]

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Wrong.  138% wrong. 

Getting rid of Obamacare won't torpedo the medical industry.  It might just save it. 

There will be no "market instability."  There will be no chaos.  If it goes back to what it was before this abortion was first passed, that's a major improvement.

Don't forget, brexit will kill Britain's economy. You should listen to these guys. They are aways right!

[wesfau2]

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Wrong.  138% wrong. 

Getting rid of Obamacare won't torpedo the medical industry.  It might just save it. 

There will be no "market instability."  There will be no chaos.  If it goes back to what it was before this abortion was first passed, that's a major improvement.

I know you're not a simpleton, yet Trump has you making simple arguments. 

[WiregrassTiger]

Go Trump!!!! Trump won!

Woot! Woot!

[The Prowler]

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Wrong.  138% wrong. 

Getting rid of Obamacare won't torpedo the medical industry.  It might just save it. 

There will be no "market instability."  There will be no chaos.  If it goes back to what it was before this abortion was first passed, that's a major improvement.

[Kaos]

I know you're not a simpleton, yet Trump has you making simple arguments.

This has devolved to the point that rational and measured arguments no longer have a place. 

Everyone is entrenched and most looking only to point out the ignorance of the other side. It's a microcosm of the national discourse.

I supported Trump although I had misgivings. In my mind he provided the best chance to derail the misguided world view of the Clin-bama cabal. I believed him to be the only chance.  I was right.

Since his election I have been assailed. Given the heated and violent reaction from those who oppose him -- ironically the thing they claimed to fear from us -- I have been hesitant to express my support in a public manner.  I've seen cars with trump stickers vandalized. Lawns with trump flags burned with chemicals. I've listened to people I considered friends rail about the ignorance of people "like them" never suspecting that I was one of those lowbrow Trump supporters.

I've watched the media savagely and viciously attack this president on a level I would never have believed possible. It's disgraceful. The ridiculous investigations and outlandish allegations are nothing more than left smoke to try to keep him from doing what I, we, elected him to do.  I'm disgusted by that. Sickens me how many people fall for it.

It's pushed me to the point that I'm inclined to defend and support the guy even when I may not completely agree with his position. He's got his faults.  He's not like any politician we've ever seen. 

But there's not any point in debating the merits.  You haven't heard me yet. You aren't going to now.

[The Prowler]

This has devolved to the point that rational and measured arguments no longer have a place. 

Everyone is entrenched and most looking only to point out the ignorance of the other side. It's a microcosm of the national discourse.

I supported Trump although I had misgivings. In my mind he provided the best chance to derail the misguided world view of the Clin-bama cabal. I believed him to be the only chance.  I was right.

Since his election I have been assailed. Given the heated and violent reaction from those who oppose him -- ironically the thing they claimed to fear from us -- I have been hesitant to express my support in a public manner.  I've seen cars with trump stickers vandalized. Lawns with trump flags burned with chemicals. I've listened to people I considered friends rail about the ignorance of people "like them" never suspecting that I was one of those lowbrow Trump supporters.

I've watched the media savagely and viciously attack this president on a level I would never have believed possible. It's disgraceful. The ridiculous investigations and outlandish allegations are nothing more than left smoke to try to keep him from doing what I, we, elected him to do.  I'm disgusted by that. Sickens me how many people fall for it.

It's pushed me to the point that I'm inclined to defend and support the guy even when I may not completely agree with his position. He's got his faults.  He's not like any politician we've ever seen. 

But there's not any point in debating the merits.  You haven't heard me yet. You aren't going to now.

I don't recall you defending Obama when the conservative media was "savagely and viciously attacking" him. Like a few years ago they called him a national embarrassment because he wore a tan suit...said that they wanted more respect, dignity, and honor back in the White House, so they elected Trump. 

[Kaos]

I don't recall you defending Obama when the conservative media was "savagely and viciously attacking" him. Like a few years ago they called him a national embarrassment because he wore a tan suit...said that they wanted more respect, dignity, and honor back in the White House, so they elected Trump. 

What you are talking about didn't happen. 

[CCTAU]

What you are talking about didn't happen.

Dude. Don't pull him out of his virtual reality fantasy world now. It will cause even greater mental damage!

[GH2001]

What you are talking about didn't happen.

And his reply proves your entire point.

[The Prowler]

What you are talking about didn't happen.

Ummm yeah, it did. Never saw you throw a X temper tantrum as the media was bashing the President for wearing the tan suit. I'm guessing you were in agreeance with them. But, if Obama had the red R next to his name, you'd be doing what you're doing now. Party over Country.

[WiregrassTiger]

What you are talking about didn't happen.

You mean to tell me that you don't remember the repeated and vicious attacks that were choreographed for the tan suit hit pieces?

[wesfau2]

 

But there's not any point in debating the merits.  You haven't heard me yet. You aren't going to now.

And yet, you seem to demand more of other posters.

[Kaos]

And yet, you seem to demand more of other posters.

I demand nothing.