I am clo to finding no reason to even support these guys. Even whe we win, we lose ground.
He's one of them, now.
I like Kasich. This is disappointing.
When does the Repub party officially change their mascot from an elephant to a folding lawn chair? Has that date been announced or are they waiting to “surprise” us?
The political class sell out to Obama Utopian fascism.We will return to being a nation of gardeners. Swift will come the division between the quick who will survive, and the dead, who now follow this insane Obama political pustule.
Depressing. He’s one of the last govs I would’ve expected this from.
Other “conservative” governors who have caved to the siren call of Obamacare:
JAN BREWER OF ARIZONA ( Sigh, is she going to cave on illegal immigration too?).
Why is Jan Brewer Giving in to President Obama on ObamaCare?
Another one who has caved — SUSANNA MARTINEZ of New Mexico
see here:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jeffrey-young/new-mexico-medicaid-to-ex_b_2442421.html
Other heads of U.S. states otherwise hostile to the Affordable Care Act who’re going along or contemplating going along with Medicaid expansion are Nevada’s Brian Sandoval, Jack Dalrymple of North Dakota.
See here:
I hadn’t heard about Brewer. Disappointing in every instance.
Country’s gone.
Now go pay your taxes - your government is broke. :)
Like all politicians, Kasich despises his children and grandchildren. He may not say that but his actions prove it. There is no way the Feds can pay for this and he knows it.
They hate us.
It’s funny how these Repub governors made a big noise about not going along with Obamacare, and then once things quieted down and attention went elsewhere, they started changing their tunes.
While I don't like this, I do see a couple of advantages. First, it will keep the Dems from holding up the working poor as remaining uninsured due to Kasich. Second, it will help those who are trying to earn a living but can't afford insurance to get some coverage. Some of these are the very people Obamacare was supposed to help in the first place. Unfortunately what they get is a program we already know is a failure and not private insurance.
I don't think it's a done deal yet. I believe it requires approval from Ohio lawmakers.
Don’t count on Ohio changing their method of deciding presidential election winners, Kasich looks to be scared of his own voters.
He follows VA and FL.
Apparently “federal money” just comes from no where, and spending ever-greater amounts of it has no effect on state economies.
You guys and gals realized what massive liars nearly all Republicans are, right? Kasich only cares about reelection, and he saw his state swing dramatically for Obama. Tell me again why you’d ever vote Republican again? Tell me again how I’m “defeatist” for refusing to patronize a big-government party like the GOP?