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Tuesday, 27 June 2017
quote [ The GOP healthcare bill is in bad shape, with both moderate and conservative senators against a key procedural vote.
Sen. Susan Collins of Maine, a key moderate vote in the Republican conference, tweeted on Monday night that given its potential effects, she would not vote for the legislation — or even a motion to move it forward on the Senate floor. Sen. Ron Johnson, of Wisconsin, one of four conservatives who came out against the legislation when it was released last week, also said on Monday that he had "a hard time believing I'll have enough information for me to support a motion to proceed this week." ] Cloture vote on the BCRA train wreck could come as early as today. If defeated that's the ballgame as they say...
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bbqkink said @ 12:52am GMT on 28th June
"so there is less financial burden for everyone else."
These are people who you would wind up paying for anyway. Only you would be doing it ERs. This way is cheaper in the long run even if you only look at the cost of things and not the human suffering. No mater how you look at it, it is a bad deal.
bbqkink said @ 1:14am GMT on 28th June
"so there is less financial burden for everyone else."
These are people who you would wind up paying for anyway. Only you would be doing it ERs. This way is cheaper in the long run even if you only look at the cost of things and not the human suffering. No mater how you look at it, it is a bad deal.
How the GOP health care plans stack up to Obamacare in 4 charts
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bbqkink said @ 12:52am GMT on 28th June [Score:2 Insightful]
"so there is less financial burden for everyone else."
These are people who you would wind up paying for anyway. Only you would be doing it ERs. This way is cheaper in the long run even if you only look at the cost of things and not the human suffering. No mater how you look at it, it is a bad deal.
How the GOP health care plans stack up to Obamacare in 4 charts
