Posted on 03/28/2019 8:27:59 PM PDT by Revel
Drunken retard Jorge Bush strikes again.
Hey where the Heck is Mr. Barr in all this? He need to do something ASAP, or is he just another in a long string of 35D Sessions clones?
WTF?!
Contract law is THE basic right that all people have in this country - if this stupid judge doesn’t understand that we have the right to band together (y’know... like a UNION) to negotiate better insurance rates (like all corporate groups do) then he should be impeached immediately.
This is nonsense and a stupid ruling and further proves that Obamacare is UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
(and another Bush appointee)
On to the SC.
A Smirking Chimp law pimp.
I will.
Gallows. At bayonet point if necessary.
“in further news a judge ruled that SINCE he is a judge he can rape women, steal cars, kill people, drown puppies, run around his neighborhood naked, beat up kids with special needs and withdraw money from ANYONE’S bank account.
Because he’s a judge.
And this is how the founding fathers wanted it, he’s sure.
SMH
Hot damn! :-)
“And I’ll bet not a soul will dare utter the words.”
Of course not, that’s the sort of thing you just do, if you’re gonna do it. Uttering the words simply invites the Feds to come kicking your door in.
He should ignore this partisan judge.
The good news is that the "judge" who struck down Medicaid work rules in Arkansas and Kentucky may have p*ssed all over his own shoes with that decision:
And there’s still potential for political fallout in the state [Arkansas]. When funding the state’s Medicaid expansion, the legislature made clear that a work requirement was the price to be paid. This ruling comes as the legislature is again considering whether to maintain funding for Medicaid expansion. The state senate approved the needed funding on Wednesday, before the ruling was issued; now the funding bill heads to the house, where it needs a three-quarter majority to pass.
If state lawmakers decide to roll back the expansion, the shock to the state’s healthcare delivery system will be enormous...
Whoops.
If the Arkansas House refuses to fund the expansion again, the Federal judge will just over-rule their vote and require the state of Arkansas to fund it.
Just like any good old-fashioned black-robed authoritarian clown would do...
"[Kentucky] Gov. Matt Bevin, a Republican whose Democratic predecessor expanded the program, has warned repeatedly that he will end the expansion for financial reasons if the work rules don’t survive in court."
Whoops, again.
Follow demolibs standard ops. Ignore, repeat!
So I guess Gore is your guy.
Exactly. People can say what they want about Coulter, but I remember reading/hearing from her that two different versions of the law were passed by the House and Senate. And that is not allowed. They have to pass the bills, meet for compromise in committee(if needed) and then vote on the compromised legislation, and then send it to the White House.
Additionally, didn’t the House just remove the language of a bill that had already passed and inserted obamacare to give the impression that it passed, when in fact it didn’t?
Your point is sound, but history is proving that he was DEFINITELY the lesser of three evils. A lot lesser.
You need to be the President’s Senior Adviser to writing TrumpCare.
Getting employer’s and corporations out of the business would fix the problem in 6 months. If I’m not mistaken, Pelosi is the one that handed the tax breaks to corporations, when it comes to health insurance, while taking it away from the individual. If an employer wants to provide a stipend to an employee for insurance, good on them.
This is evident, as we type, go a doctors office and tell them you’re paying cash. The price for services falls through the floor.
These doctors have it figured out.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uPdkhMVdMQ
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