Random Politics & Religion #26

He also got caught dictating what Kushner and Junior should say about a certain meeting between themselves and six Russian spies.

Wow.

Now, if we just take a moment to ignore the mountain of evidence that has proven collusion between news organizations and the Democrats....

*Deep breath*

This is completely unprecedented!!!1!

Your response is totally unprecedented and regurgitated variations of it can not be found on other Internet forums and comment sections

Also what shall you name this mountain? Mt.Evidence seems a little too obvious.

I'm working on it, but I'm too busy trying to come up with the name of a certain other mountain of similarly-purposed posts. So far it's called "Mount Weak Attempt At Ridicule and Deflection that Does Not Refute the Content of the Quoted Post".

Maybe "Mount Lame Retort" is more fitting?

Hey you named your post count. That's cute... much like your expectation for a valid response to that generalized "what about-ism". You know, the type of post people make when they can't refute the content of original post response.

WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans moved on Tuesday to defuse President Trump’s threat to cut off critical payments to health insurance companies, maneuvering around the president toward bipartisan legislation to shore up insurance markets under the Affordable Care Act.

Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, the influential chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, announced on Tuesday that his panel would begin work in early September on legislation to “stabilize and strengthen the individual health insurance market” for 2018. He publicly urged Mr. Trump to continue making payments to health insurance companies to reimburse them for reducing the out-of-pocket medical expenses of low-income people.

In the House, two Republicans, Representatives Tom Reed of New York and Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania, teamed with Democrats to promote incremental health legislation that would also fund the cost-sharing subsidies.

The moves were a remarkable response to the president’s repeated threats to send health insurance markets into a tailspin. They offered tangible indications of cooperation between the parties after Republican efforts to scrap the Affordable Care Act collapsed in the Senate last week, all but ending the seven-year Republican quest to overturn President Barack Obama’s signature domestic achievement. Lawmakers from both parties concede that the health law needs improvement, as consumers face sharp premium increases and a shrinking number of insurance options in many states....

Weren't you the guy claiming Obama should be impeached for signing executive orders? I'd say you fall in the same category as CJ.j

Republicans in Congress Bypass Trump to Shore Up Health Law spit in trump's eye again.
NY Times.

There is more...

Republicans in Congress Bypass Trump to Shore Up Health Law spit in trump's eye again.
NY Times.

There is more...

Looks like you're gonna cry about this either way no matter who works on the legislation.

Thats all he can do, the Trump "agenda" is dead. And tax reform? Looks like McConnell really learned his lesson on the healthcare disaster, as he is heading towards another crash and burn, freezing the Dems out and hoping for 50 votes. I have no idea why he thinks thats gonna work.

Sooo many experts at successfully winning RICO cases, makes you wonder...

When you've got no evidence and baseless speculation on all sides, wondering is pretty much the full extent of what you can do.

There's always making ***up. Also fraud.

I wonder if there's going to be a manufactured "smoking gun" made by the special prosecutor team...