[nathanbedford]

Just when the head of Planned Parenthood steps forward to complain that videotapes cavalierly discussing the dismemberment of babies and the sale of their body parts for being unseemly now comes Sen. Orrin Hatch to decry incivility in the Senate when Ted Cruz exposes Majority Leader Mitch McConnell as a liar.

You see to these people crunching babies to death and lying to your colleagues and to the American people are not the problem, the problem is lack of decorum, the problem is not the problem but talking about it out loud in public is the problem.

[Lazamataz]

You left the United States, right?

Can’t say I blame ya.

[JohnBrowdie]

I realize that it's difficult for facts to get through the static sometimes, but no republican senators voted against the ACA repeal amendment. or maybe no one reads the article, and comment on the headline.

Five GOP senators – Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.), Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) and Pat Tommey (R-Pa.) – did not vote, though it would not have changed the final outcome.

the real test will come a little later this week. the way the votes are lined up, a repeal vote could pass with 51 votes, which is exactly the way this sinister scheme was passed in the first place.

[JohnBrowdie]

no one seems to actually read the articles, or, heaven forbid, put al gore's innerwebz to good use and read other articles.

no one thought we would win this one. the test will be later this week.

“The first Obamacare vote on Sunday will have a 60 vote threshold, and Democrats will likely block it,” Lee said in a statement. “But thanks to the sequencing of the votes we just locked in, Republicans will have the opportunity resurrect that Obamacare amendment later on in the process, and put it back before the Senate in a manner that only requires a simple-majority vote.”