That was the wildest fucking ride ever. I can't believe McCain actually did it. just got back from the Bahamas today and the last two hours are the giddiest I've been this week. Watching cspan. At 1am. What. The. Fuck.
Hot damn, it's been a good day today.
Also, Cruz on CNN trying to push his amendment again. Lol.
If I'm Mitch McConnell I'm legit demoralized right now, but then again I wonder if he even really cared about this anymore. On to taxes.
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Here's your video of McCain walking down to the front, staring at McConnell, thumbs down, shouting no, then walking the fuck away. I mean, that happened. That's as big a two middle fingers as you can give.
https://mobile.twitter.com/bubbaprog...603137/video/1
http://screengrabber.deadspin.com/ba...ake-1797324485
I miss Gawker
I remember back in 2008 feeling so sorry for McCain for having chosen the dumpster fire that was Sarah Palin for his VP. I had at least some respect for the guy back then which has been dwindling a lot over the years. But I could watch that all day, so happy some of the guy I thought he was is still there.
By the time McCain dies, they aren't passing it under reconciliation. And by the time they can attempt to redo it under reconciliation, it'll be midterms and a whole new set of challenges.
Man I can't wait for these chucklenuts to try Taxes next.
What's the market on passage?
it's dead, for now. repeal and replace died, repeal and delay died, skinny repeal (the only one to came close to passing) just died. they could of course try and pass other anti-Obamacare legislation in the future, but there is presently zero political will left for further attempts. Elephants are moving on.
Can't imagine they keep going now, I mean how many times are you willing to fail at something, get nothing else done while failing, and think let's keep going?
As long as people like AG keep voting them in.
Trump tweeted about this at 2 AM, these hours are gonna kill that poor old man.
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It just means Obamacare dies a somewhat slower death instead of whatever the hell was just tried, but it's still a dead system walking. The Republicans aren't going to bail it out, and currently, the Dems are in no position to get power back during the mid-term elections to bail it out either; hell, they wouldn't event vote for a single payer amendment. So what should happen (lulz) is an actual Bi-partisan bill that should have happened in the first place (if one believes the gobernment should be involved at all, which the current mess should scare the fuck out of anyone thinking it's a good idea to throw us all at their mercy). Maybe that scenario would produce something that actually addressed the costs of health care, which is clearly something the ACHA has failed to do.