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If the repeal fails, who is the bigger LOSER? Eddie Munster of 45/140? (Original Post) Stinky The Clown Mar 2017 OP
Trump. I suspect many voters don't know who Ryan is. Kaleva Mar 2017 #1
Eddie Munster LeftInTX Mar 2017 #2
Recommended. H2O Man Mar 2017 #3
Eddie Munster will keep trying Warpy Mar 2017 #4
Eddie JenniferJuniper Mar 2017 #5
He also has been planning this for 20 years!! LeftInTX Mar 2017 #6

Warpy

(111,267 posts)
4. Eddie Munster will keep trying
Thu Mar 23, 2017, 08:27 PM
Mar 2017

but Dolt45 will lose interest completely since he can't have the symbolism of overturning it on the anniversary of its passage.

I mean, if he can't insult Obama that way, what fun is it? Remember, he's running on spite that's built up ever since the 2011 White House Press Correspondents' Dinner.

Oh, if Munster eventually gets something passed, he'll sign it, but he wont do anything else about it, like lobby Congressmen or threaten their careers.

JenniferJuniper

(4,512 posts)
5. Eddie
Thu Mar 23, 2017, 08:51 PM
Mar 2017

Trump will try to distance himself from the whole thing. Eddie will look like a loser who can't manage his own majority.

I think Munster will try to move heaven and hell to get some god awful shit passed just for this reason. Even if it has zero chance in the Senate.

LeftInTX

(25,364 posts)
6. He also has been planning this for 20 years!!
Thu Mar 23, 2017, 10:23 PM
Mar 2017

Trump has only been planning this for a few years. Plus Trump can "build his wall".

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