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  • MayDay10MayDay10 Posts: 11,723
    why dont they just decide to change the name of the ACA, and roll it out as their own.  That way they can take credit for getting rid of it, while saving their base, who wouldnt know the ACA from the public option from welfare.  They can gracefully escape attacking a convenient target for 8 years, while misleading their base.  

    They can name it the RLTOPHPOJRCSA:   Reagan Loves the Troops Obama Poops His Pants Only Jesus and Republicans Can Save Us Act.  Theyll fuckin love it.  


  • Gern BlanstenGern Blansten Posts: 20,179
    Sounds like there are already three no votes....GOP women Capito, Collens, Murkowski

    repeal is dead for now
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  • OnWis97OnWis97 Posts: 5,114
    Sounds like there are already three no votes....GOP women Capito, Collens, Murkowski

    repeal is dead for now
    Their political careers are over.  I appreciate them putting country over self.
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  • my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
    Hillary will be in the democratic primary... I will put a bootleg on that... she just won the national election by a few million votes and has the best name recognition & career in the field, by far 

    As a matter of fact I bet Las Vegas would set her as the early favorite to win in 2020
  • Gern BlanstenGern Blansten Posts: 20,179
    my2hands said:
    Hillary will be in the democratic primary... I will put a bootleg on that... she just won the national election by a few million votes and has the best name recognition & career in the field, by far 

    As a matter of fact I bet Las Vegas would set her as the early favorite to win in 2020
    I don't think so.  

    I would guess that she won't even show her face.  She fires up the tRumpsters too much. 
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  • mrussel1mrussel1 Posts: 29,666
    Sounds like there are already three no votes....GOP women Capito, Collens, Murkowski

    repeal is dead for now
    He won't need to do it, but you could add Dean Heller to that list.  Had the two hard liners not come out last night, it was a good bet that Heller was going to vote no.  Portman could easily have voted no as well, considering Kasich's position.  
    Anyways, you're right it's dead in the first half day of the announcement.  Another Trump plan that failed miserably.  Remember he's "been saying all along"...  What a doucher.
  • mrussel1mrussel1 Posts: 29,666

    OnWis97 said:
    Sounds like there are already three no votes....GOP women Capito, Collens, Murkowski

    repeal is dead for now
    Their political careers are over.  I appreciate them putting country over self.

     Pretty sure these Senators have a firm understanding of how their states are using the medicare expansion.  Why do you think they said they would vote no? 
  • ikiTikiT Posts: 11,055
    Martin O' Malley would be better back at his old job as MD's gov.  We have a worthless R now who's never held elected office before and his only claim to his approval numbers is that he was diagnosed with cancer after he was elected. 

    If HRC tapped Marty for her VEEP pick, I would've approved, he would have been a better pick than Timmy.  
    Bernie Sanders would have been an even smarter choice, if the DNC had been more interested in putting together a ticket that could win instead of being so stupid and so petty.
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  • jeffbrjeffbr Posts: 7,177
    my2hands said:
    Hillary will be in the democratic primary... I will put a bootleg on that... she just won the national election by a few million votes and has the best name recognition & career in the field, by far 

    As a matter of fact I bet Las Vegas would set her as the early favorite to win in 2020
    I don't see it happening. She continues to struggle with approval ratings:

    TRUMP IS STILL MORE POPULAR THAN HILLARY CLINTON, NEW POLL SHOWS

    "The former secretary of state notched a 39 percent favorable rating, 2 points lower than Trump, in Bloomberg’s National Poll results released Tuesday, the second-worst score for Clinton in the almost eight years the poll has followed her."

    It is definitely time for fresh faces to go up against Drumpf. I'm intrigued by Harris.
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  • ikiTikiT Posts: 11,055
    I've been saying "all along" that there's a #PTAPE.   That's why Donnie's so nice to the Russians, he's скомпрометированы.

    The only acceptable trade for those Russian spy houses in MD and out on Long Island should be the return of Bob Kraft's stolen Super Bowl ring.  

     
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  • The JugglerThe Juggler Posts: 48,888
    MayDay10 said:
    why dont they just decide to change the name of the ACA, and roll it out as their own.  That way they can take credit for getting rid of it, while saving their base, who wouldnt know the ACA from the public option from welfare.  They can gracefully escape attacking a convenient target for 8 years, while misleading their base.  

    They can name it the RLTOPHPOJRCSA:   Reagan Loves the Troops Obama Poops His Pants Only Jesus and Republicans Can Save Us Act.  Theyll fuckin love it.  


    This could work. His base barely recognizes that the ACA is actually the same thing as Obama Care anyway...
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  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,947
    edited July 2017
    jeffbr said:
    my2hands said:
    Hillary will be in the democratic primary... I will put a bootleg on that... she just won the national election by a few million votes and has the best name recognition & career in the field, by far 

    As a matter of fact I bet Las Vegas would set her as the early favorite to win in 2020
    I don't see it happening. She continues to struggle with approval ratings:

    TRUMP IS STILL MORE POPULAR THAN HILLARY CLINTON, NEW POLL SHOWS

    "The former secretary of state notched a 39 percent favorable rating, 2 points lower than Trump, in Bloomberg’s National Poll results released Tuesday, the second-worst score for Clinton in the almost eight years the poll has followed her."

    It is definitely time for fresh faces to go up against Drumpf. I'm intrigued by Harris.
    Hmmmmmm. I don't find this relevant in the slightest. Why would she have any favourability ratings at all? She's doing nothing and making no attempts to affect her favourability at all. She may as well be retired from politics at the moment, and she is obviously not going to run ever again. So why would people even be polled? This poll is literally meaningless. If Clinton were trying to improve these numbers and they were this low, that would mean something. But she's not.
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  • MayDay10MayDay10 Posts: 11,723
    the Republicans hate Hillary like a religion.  Many Democrats dislike her, especially now because her campaign got upset and now we are stuck with Baby Huey.  That result is not shocking at all.  
  • Halifax2TheMaxHalifax2TheMax Posts: 38,976
    OnWis97 said:
    Sounds like there are already three no votes....GOP women Capito, Collens, Murkowski

    repeal is dead for now
    Their political careers are over.  I appreciate them putting country over self.
    theyre doing what their constituents want them to do. Not blindly ridding them of the ACA because a black democratic president delivered on a campaign promise. 
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  • jeffbrjeffbr Posts: 7,177
    PJ_Soul said:
    jeffbr said:
    my2hands said:
    Hillary will be in the democratic primary... I will put a bootleg on that... she just won the national election by a few million votes and has the best name recognition & career in the field, by far 

    As a matter of fact I bet Las Vegas would set her as the early favorite to win in 2020
    I don't see it happening. She continues to struggle with approval ratings:

    TRUMP IS STILL MORE POPULAR THAN HILLARY CLINTON, NEW POLL SHOWS

    "The former secretary of state notched a 39 percent favorable rating, 2 points lower than Trump, in Bloomberg’s National Poll results released Tuesday, the second-worst score for Clinton in the almost eight years the poll has followed her."

    It is definitely time for fresh faces to go up against Drumpf. I'm intrigued by Harris.
    Hmmmmmm. I don't find this relevant in the slightest. Why would she have any favourability ratings at all? She's doing nothing and making no attempts to affect her favourability at all. She may as well be retired from politics at the moment, and she is obviously not going to run ever again. So why would people even be polled? This poll is literally meaningless. If Clinton were trying to improve these numbers and they were this low, that would mean something. But she's not.
    Sure, I don't disagree with you. But I do disagree with the notion that Hillary's name should be floated for another run. This poll demonstrates why. She clearly has strong and lasting negatives, and it seems pointless to put up a candidate that is facing that sort of obstacle before even entering a race. The Dems need to look elsewhere, preferably someone with fresh, new ideas. Pelosi and Hillary aren't going to carry the Dems to the presidency. Booker and/or Harris might. 
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  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,947
    edited July 2017
    jeffbr said:
    PJ_Soul said:
    jeffbr said:
    my2hands said:
    Hillary will be in the democratic primary... I will put a bootleg on that... she just won the national election by a few million votes and has the best name recognition & career in the field, by far 

    As a matter of fact I bet Las Vegas would set her as the early favorite to win in 2020
    I don't see it happening. She continues to struggle with approval ratings:

    TRUMP IS STILL MORE POPULAR THAN HILLARY CLINTON, NEW POLL SHOWS

    "The former secretary of state notched a 39 percent favorable rating, 2 points lower than Trump, in Bloomberg’s National Poll results released Tuesday, the second-worst score for Clinton in the almost eight years the poll has followed her."

    It is definitely time for fresh faces to go up against Drumpf. I'm intrigued by Harris.
    Hmmmmmm. I don't find this relevant in the slightest. Why would she have any favourability ratings at all? She's doing nothing and making no attempts to affect her favourability at all. She may as well be retired from politics at the moment, and she is obviously not going to run ever again. So why would people even be polled? This poll is literally meaningless. If Clinton were trying to improve these numbers and they were this low, that would mean something. But she's not.
    Sure, I don't disagree with you. But I do disagree with the notion that Hillary's name should be floated for another run. This poll demonstrates why. She clearly has strong and lasting negatives, and it seems pointless to put up a candidate that is facing that sort of obstacle before even entering a race. The Dems need to look elsewhere, preferably someone with fresh, new ideas. Pelosi and Hillary aren't going to carry the Dems to the presidency. Booker and/or Harris might. 
    I did not know that her name was being floated for another run. I said that poll was irrelevant specifically because she is not running again. Who said she would try for another run??? That would be an insane thing to do - I haven't heard a single person, including Clinton, who has suggested such a crazy notion, but perhaps I missed it?
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  • jeffbrjeffbr Posts: 7,177
    PJ_Soul said:
    jeffbr said:
    PJ_Soul said:
    jeffbr said:
    my2hands said:
    Hillary will be in the democratic primary... I will put a bootleg on that... she just won the national election by a few million votes and has the best name recognition & career in the field, by far 

    As a matter of fact I bet Las Vegas would set her as the early favorite to win in 2020
    I don't see it happening. She continues to struggle with approval ratings:

    TRUMP IS STILL MORE POPULAR THAN HILLARY CLINTON, NEW POLL SHOWS

    "The former secretary of state notched a 39 percent favorable rating, 2 points lower than Trump, in Bloomberg’s National Poll results released Tuesday, the second-worst score for Clinton in the almost eight years the poll has followed her."

    It is definitely time for fresh faces to go up against Drumpf. I'm intrigued by Harris.
    Hmmmmmm. I don't find this relevant in the slightest. Why would she have any favourability ratings at all? She's doing nothing and making no attempts to affect her favourability at all. She may as well be retired from politics at the moment, and she is obviously not going to run ever again. So why would people even be polled? This poll is literally meaningless. If Clinton were trying to improve these numbers and they were this low, that would mean something. But she's not.
    Sure, I don't disagree with you. But I do disagree with the notion that Hillary's name should be floated for another run. This poll demonstrates why. She clearly has strong and lasting negatives, and it seems pointless to put up a candidate that is facing that sort of obstacle before even entering a race. The Dems need to look elsewhere, preferably someone with fresh, new ideas. Pelosi and Hillary aren't going to carry the Dems to the presidency. Booker and/or Harris might. 
    I did not know that her name was being floated for another run. I said that poll was irrelevant specifically because she is not running again. Who said she would try for another run??? That would be an insane thing to do - I haven't heard a single person, including Clinton, who has suggested such a crazy notion, but perhaps I missed it?
    Look at the post I quoted. I was simply responding to that.

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  • ikiTikiT Posts: 11,055
    I like Booker, Harris not so much.
    You think those candidates are going to be what makes R's start talking reasonable?  
    Not holding my breath.

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  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,947
    jeffbr said:
    PJ_Soul said:
    jeffbr said:
    PJ_Soul said:
    jeffbr said:
    my2hands said:
    Hillary will be in the democratic primary... I will put a bootleg on that... she just won the national election by a few million votes and has the best name recognition & career in the field, by far 

    As a matter of fact I bet Las Vegas would set her as the early favorite to win in 2020
    I don't see it happening. She continues to struggle with approval ratings:

    TRUMP IS STILL MORE POPULAR THAN HILLARY CLINTON, NEW POLL SHOWS

    "The former secretary of state notched a 39 percent favorable rating, 2 points lower than Trump, in Bloomberg’s National Poll results released Tuesday, the second-worst score for Clinton in the almost eight years the poll has followed her."

    It is definitely time for fresh faces to go up against Drumpf. I'm intrigued by Harris.
    Hmmmmmm. I don't find this relevant in the slightest. Why would she have any favourability ratings at all? She's doing nothing and making no attempts to affect her favourability at all. She may as well be retired from politics at the moment, and she is obviously not going to run ever again. So why would people even be polled? This poll is literally meaningless. If Clinton were trying to improve these numbers and they were this low, that would mean something. But she's not.
    Sure, I don't disagree with you. But I do disagree with the notion that Hillary's name should be floated for another run. This poll demonstrates why. She clearly has strong and lasting negatives, and it seems pointless to put up a candidate that is facing that sort of obstacle before even entering a race. The Dems need to look elsewhere, preferably someone with fresh, new ideas. Pelosi and Hillary aren't going to carry the Dems to the presidency. Booker and/or Harris might. 
    I did not know that her name was being floated for another run. I said that poll was irrelevant specifically because she is not running again. Who said she would try for another run??? That would be an insane thing to do - I haven't heard a single person, including Clinton, who has suggested such a crazy notion, but perhaps I missed it?
    Look at the post I quoted. I was simply responding to that.

    Oohhhh, sorry, I did not see that. my2hands, that's crazy talk! ;)
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  • my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
    Tell that to Hillary
  • josevolutionjosevolution Posts: 29,485
    6 months in, Trump's presidency is teetering on the brink of disaster - CNN
    https://apple.news/A7Yo3JwnbRV-Gu0MKuXAckA

    Yeah he sure has accomplished a lot , what says you Pjfantrumpsupporterforlife ? 
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  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,947
    edited July 2017
    my2hands said:
    Tell that to Hillary
    If she wants to run again (no actual proof of that - just conjecture from what I can tell), then she'd be delusional. But she'd never get the Democratic nomination even if she did try, so it's a moot point IMO.
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  • jeffbrjeffbr Posts: 7,177
    Tiki said:
    I like Booker, Harris not so much.
    You think those candidates are going to be what makes R's start talking reasonable?  
    Not holding my breath.

    Who knows. I like Biden, but doubt he'll run. Warren is always up for a good fight. What is your issue with Harris? Obama and Biden both endorsed her in her senate race. Perhaps the Dems could put up a reality TV star to run against Trump - Mark Cuban. Lol.
    I don't think the deplorables (Trump voters) will be reasonable no matter who the Dems put up, so the Dems need to put up someone who can secure not only their loyal base, but also the votes that went to Obama that Hillary couldn't capture. They also need to attract swing voters/independents. There still time for someone to emerge, but I wouldn't put any money on any of them right now. And who knows what the GOP side will look like. It would be great to see Kasich and/or Romney jump into a GOP primary against Drumpf just to shake things up.
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  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,947
    edited July 2017
    Mark Cuban seems to be seriously considering it, but I believe he'd run for the Republicans, not the Democrats. Who knows, maybe he feels that the GOP is just too fucked up for future redemption and he permanently switches teams, but I doubt it. He took his leave of the Trump GOP, but I saw that as just a temporary departure from the Reds.
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  • my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
    I predict Michael Bloomberg is POTUS on 1/20/21
  • The JugglerThe Juggler Posts: 48,888

    Waaaaay too early but Trump trails all hypothetical challengers at this point:

    http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/342521-poll-trump-trails-behind-high-profile-dems-in-hypothetical-matchups

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  • mrussel1mrussel1 Posts: 29,666
    http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/342589-ian-bremmer-trump-and-putin-held-second-informal-meeting-during-g-20

    Trump and Putin had second meeting at G20, unreported until now.  It was only attended by Putin, Trump and Putin's translator.  Trump's translator did not attend, which is a breach of national security protocol.  
  • Halifax2TheMaxHalifax2TheMax Posts: 38,976
    mrussel1 said:
    http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/342589-ian-bremmer-trump-and-putin-held-second-informal-meeting-during-g-20

    Trump and Putin had second meeting at G20, unreported until now.  It was only attended by Putin, Trump and Putin's translator.  Trump's translator did not attend, which is a breach of national security protocol.  
    Treasonous. Start impeachment already. PJFan will approve. PTAPE.
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  • tbergstbergs Posts: 9,797

    Waaaaay too early but Trump trails all hypothetical challengers at this point:

    http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/342521-poll-trump-trails-behind-high-profile-dems-in-hypothetical-matchups

    One piece of legislation i would support Trump on would be putting an end to these stupid polls about elections and approval ratings.
    It's a hopeless situation...
  • my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
    I knew it!!! This f****** guy is a traitor!!!
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