Make Congress suffer under Obamacare with the rest of us.
If President Trump wants to get Congress off the dime in dealing with Obamacare, he can do it with an executive order forcing Congress to eat its own cooking.
Tagged: affordable care act
Health care and political word games.
In Washington, the word ‘affordable’ has been redefined to mean, “someone else is paying for it.”
Epic fail.
In the real world, if you fumble on the order of magnitude that McConnell just did, you lose your job.
Obamacare’s death spiral.
Millions of ordinary Americans with only ordinary academic credentials knew from the beginning that Obamacare was not going to work.
We may wind up being glad Obamacare passed.
Whatever else happens with Obamacare, one thing is fairly certain. The next proposed big-government solution to a real or perceived big societal problem is likely to be met with considerable skepticism.
Dems for repeal.
Good policy is good politics and the best possible policy is to get this horrendous law off the books as quickly as possible.
Obamacare: As unnecessary as it is unworkable.
Liberals imagine that a large population must have the oversight and control of a small, highly-educated circle of elites. From such imaginings emerge bad ideas like Obamacare.
Read my lips. You can keep your health plan.
Until Obamacare went “live,” most people viewed the debate on health care as purely political and mostly abstract. Now it’s real and the reality is causing heartburn for the Obama administration.
Obamacare is only a symptom.
Whether articulated in these terms or not, what we are seeing is what happens when a small number of elites presume to impose upon us their priorities at the expense of those of the majority.
It’s not going to just “work out.”
Among those that still support Obamacare, the talking point has become, “What if it all just works out?” And thus we arrive at the pass at which the entire rationale for annexing one-sixth of the U.S. economy is reduced to wishful thinking.
For once, Jim Hoffa is right.
I interviewed Teamsters boss Jim Hoffa at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte last year. I disagreed with very nearly every word that came out of his mouth. So you know there has been a dramatic shift when I find myself suddenly agreeing with him.
Save the half trill’ and get off my back, Mr. President.
Wax eloquent all you want about small business, Mr. President. The truth is that if I weren’t already in business, I’m not sure how enthused I’d be about starting.