He Tells It Like It Is! ™Seriously are we sure this guy isn't a plant? Comparing Obamacare to slavery, telling the press Bannon sucks his own cock. I mean, he was hired to improve WH communication right?
"That's because most people have ethics, KellyAnne, but since you don't, that makes you grade-A material for government, don't it?"KellyAnne Conway says that ethics filings dissuade people from working in government.
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He voted no tonight and it's another loss for Trump/Ryan/Frogmonster.Spineless to the end I see. You're fucking dying John, you have NOTHING to gain lockstepping anymore.
Anyone else think Bannon was laughing inside while declining to comment? The guy probably never imagined he's manage to set up such a shit show of a presidency in his wildest fever dreams.[DOUBLEPOST=1501222400,1501222303][/DOUBLEPOST]Umm...
Man, it's like someone set up those ethics filings just to dissuade certain people from working in government or something... and they're rolling in their graves right about now...KellyAnne Conway says that ethics filings dissuade people from working in government.
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Why not? You think he wants his legacy to be 'deciding vote to remove healthcare from millions'?Welp, McCain made me feel like an asshole. I honestly didn't think he'd have the balls to do it.
With everything McCain has said/done in recent years, I am honestly shocked this is how he voted. I'd like to say that maybe, just maybe, Republicans are starting to realize they can't rally under Trump without destroying the nation, but I'm not getting my hopes up.Welp, McCain made me feel like an asshole. I honestly didn't think he'd have the balls to do it.
Two days ago he voted to do just that.Why not? You think he wants his legacy to be 'deciding vote to remove healthcare from millions'?
Because the last year or so has been "McCain tears the republicans to shreds for the shitty things they do right before he votes along party lines." He even voted for the full repeal.Why not? You think he wants his legacy to be 'deciding vote to remove healthcare from millions'?
He's 80 years old and has brain cancer. The question is, what is his priority now: "What am I going to leave as my legacy?" or "Whatever, my time is short and I've got nothing to lose."Why not? You think he wants his legacy to be 'deciding vote to remove healthcare from millions'?
Or he gives them all an out for the next election. Those running have on record that they voted to overturn the ACA! But their opponents didn't!!!He's 80 years old and has brain cancer. The question is, what is his priority now: "What am I going to leave as my legacy?" or "Whatever, my time is short and I've got nothing to lose."
FWIW, people I greatly respect support the repeal of the 17th (for different reasons).Mike Huckabee demanding repeal of the 17th amendment. They have so little faith in their message that they don't want people voting or reporting on it.
Two days ago he voted to do just that.
Finding this turn of events surprising, I went back to look at that vote, and according to the Hill, that was a vote to advance the repeal and replace bill to a vote, not a vote on the repeal and replace bill itself. So McCain never voted yes to actually implement any variant of repeal, he did as he promised and voted against the various bills whenever the bills themselves came to a vote, he just didn't vote against any procedural motions prior to that point.Because the last year or so has been "McCain tears the republicans to shreds for the shitty things they do right before he votes along party lines." He even voted for the full repeal.
McCain might have voted yes on the procedural vote, knowing full well the bill would fail to pass. Rather than have the senate continually bickering over this bill, fighting until it was the Frankenstein of amendments that Obamacare eventually became, he wanted it to move forward so it could die quickly. So that something more to his liking could get started.Finding this turn of events surprising, I went back to look at that vote, and according to the Hill, that was a vote to advance the repeal and replace bill to a vote, not actually a vote on the repeal and replace bill itself. So McCain never voted yes to actually implement any variant of repeal, he did as he promised and voted against the various bills whenever the bills themselves actually came to a vote, he just didn't vote against any procedural motions prior to that point.
Fair enough but McCains trend of doing what I said has gone on far longer.Finding this turn of events surprising, I went back to look at that vote, and according to the Hill, that was a vote to advance the repeal and replace bill to a vote, not a vote on the repeal and replace bill itself. So McCain never voted yes to actually implement any variant of repeal, he did as he promised and voted against the various bills whenever the bills themselves came to a vote, he just didn't vote against any procedural motions prior to that point.
Like is happening with Dubya now, aye.I just gave myself a panic attack; it typically takes 10 years before we view an old government favourably...
So what is coming in 2032?!Like is happening with Dubya now, aye.
Well, let's not say favorably, but this new content sure puts things in perspective.Like is happening with Dubya now, aye.