Posted on 11/14/2013 2:22:57 AM PST by Libloather
The White House scrambled Wednesday to find solutions for the glaring failures in Obamacare as rebellious congressional Democrats pressured the administration over their increasing political predicament.
In a closed-door meeting at the Capitol, House Democrats blasted administration officials over their handling of the Obamacare rollout, and the White Houses failure to address Mr. Obamas broken promise to Americans that they could keep their health insurance plans.
Top Senate Democrats, meanwhile, were giving more support to a legislative proposal that would allow people to keep their insurance plans. The White House said the proposal from Sen. Mary L. Landrieu, Louisiana Democrat, has more merit than a House Republican plan scheduled for a vote Friday.
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First aides?
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WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HASTEN THE COLLAPSE OF LIBERALISM? ........get a summary of Republican Mike Enzi's pro-policyholder amendment, with a list of EVERY SINGLE DEMOCRAT who voted against protecting policyholders.
Use the career-ending info in upcoming elections....in letters to the editor, ads, fliers, bumper stickers, lawn signs, etc.
The answer is clear.
Replace Obamacare with Hillarycare.
Should help her in 2016. /s
The proposed “fix” will be more subsidies using money we don’t have.
“The proposed fix will be more subsidies using money we dont have.”
Yes. Then the Dems will blame the public’s consequences from Obamacare on those nasty Republican’s in the House for not voting to go along with it. The sad part is, this will probably work with the LIV.
This is the damndest law I ever heard of.
When has a law ever been passed with so many regulations and loopholes and changes as it goes along without a vote from the people who passed it.
This isn’t a law —it’s a maze, and every hallway of the maze leads to a dead end.
When the CR and Debt Ceiling come up again in Jan. we should do like obama did--no negotiation, just repeal!
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