Honeymoon Over: Speaker Paul Ryan Targets His Own Republicans, Not Democrats, with Ads on Healthcare

Breitbart ^ | March 10, 2017 | Matthew Boyle

[ssfromla]

Of course he throws us under the bus. He’s a total liar like all one worlders. I can’t believe anyone believed him and didn’t kick him out of leadership.

[MV=PY]

"The American Action Network is launching a digital advertising campaign to ensure the momentum for immediate Obamacare repeal and replace continues, targeting 21 congressional districts nationwide. - https://www.americanactionnetwork.org/press/american-action-network-releases-targeted-digital-ad-campaign-obamacare-repeal-replace/"

Thanks!

[ssfromla]

Yes. All we need to know is that he’s a one world er puppet of Soros’.

[Gen-X-Dad]

When Boehner was replaced by Ryan, he made it obvious that he was just another globalist sock puppet. He represents that the RINO/NeverTrump/Chamber of Commerce types still hold the majority of power in the house since they reappointed him as speaker. This capitulation to protect Obamacare is the reason more of these guys need to be removed at the primaries by the base, but Ryan managed to make it through the last election.

[itsahoot]

House Speaker Paul Ryan is openly targeting House Republicans with television advertisements—while conspicuously not hitting Democratic members—to try to browbeat them into supporting his healthcare legislation.

And this somehow comes as a surprise to someone at Breitbart?

[yoe]

What AZ's congressman (Raul Grijalvia is telling his AZ constituents) about repealing Obamacare....count the times he leads people astray...

[yoe]

The loss of jobs are Obama payoffs for Democrats who have those jobs...or had...

[sarge83]

If the conservatives will stay united they can get most of what they want in this bill removed or added, they just have to hang together. The Democrats are not going to help do anything, Trump and the little sh*t have to have the conservatives to do anything, now is the time to make them well aware of that fact.

[TheBattman]

Here’s the conundrum faced:

Without some sort of “cost” involved - what prevents someone from waiting until they have major health issues to actually sign up for a health plan?

There are only two “practical” options - and both are politically un-doable now: pre-existing conditions. Either remove the mandate that policies cover such pre-existing conditions, or allow insurance companies to charge more to cover them (which would sort of be the penalty you mentioned’s purpose).

If I wait until I have an auto accident, or a tree falls on my home, to rush out and buy a policy to cover those losses, and the government mandates that insurance companies write said policy without excluding existing damage/loss, AND that they not charge me any more than they would have charged without the losses... how long would insurance companies stay in business? They would fold in VERY short order.

So what is the solution? My preference is to get the government OUT of our healthcare and let the GENUINE free-market take charge.