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In reply to the discussion: Trump Says He May Veto Extension of Health Care Subsidies [View all]karynnj
(60,798 posts)37. Agree it would be career ending
That means it has to be people who are strongly against where Trump is taking the country and willing to sacrifice their political future. The problem is many decent Republicans left in his first term and others left or were pushed out after voting for impeachment the first time
This means all we have left are new representatives and people who voted against impeachment after January 6 which they saw with their own eyes. So, of the latter group I wonder if there are any with buyers regret.
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He didn't kill enough Americans during COVID-19 by his willful negligence
Justice matters.
12 hrs ago
#38
With the House margins so close, could enough Republicans threaten to caucus with the Democrats
karynnj
16 hrs ago
#6
He may say that, but I don't think he cares about getting impeached per se.
thesquanderer
11 hrs ago
#47
Very plausible. Such a plot line in the horror show of our country is very possible. You may have foreshadowed the
Ninga
14 hrs ago
#17
I remember. It was a long time ago in political years vs. actual years. Not obvious to me a current R Senator who
Ninga
14 hrs ago
#22
So noted. My mind goes immediately to the House J-6 Committee R members and realize that any current Congressperson
Ninga
13 hrs ago
#35
$138 billion for ACA subsidies in 2025 vs. a $600 billion increase in 2027 DoD spending.
Efilroft Sul
15 hrs ago
#9
Well, not surprising at all. NOW we can still hold the feet of his republican friends in the Senate
bluestarone
15 hrs ago
#12
#1 stop calling it "Obamacare". Just flaunts it in Ahole's face and keeps a lot of voters confused.
txwhitedove
15 hrs ago
#14