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alsame

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9. I think what they will do is gradually

Reply to CTyankee (Original post)

Sat Apr 5, 2014, 01:52 PM

Apr 2014

repeal the individual aspects that are costly for the insurance companies (coverage for pre-existing conditions, no lifetime caps, etc) and keep the mandate in place.

Win-win for the insurance industry - they keep getting the premiums but don't have to pay out as much.

Never forget that the main goal of the GOP is to cipher as much of our money into corporate America as possible.

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Did anyone watch Michael Steele lay out the GOP strategy on repealing [View all] CTyankee Apr 2014 OP

If I was the DCCC I would use this in an ad in 2014 warrior1 Apr 2014 #1

I get the feeling he wants his old job back. Rinse out, Michael in...n/t monmouth3 Apr 2014 #2

I say give it to him davidpdx Apr 2014 #13

He's such a dull-witted tool. Gidney N Cloyd Apr 2014 #3

He is such a tool. Look at him. On all the liberal shows now cause the GOP has no use for him. SummerSnow Apr 2014 #4

Steele badgolfer Apr 2014 #5

they might have been interested in knowing what the GOP thinking was on their ACA CTyankee Apr 2014 #6

There is an old saying: Give him enough rope to hang himself (the GOP). He might as well have said jwirr Apr 2014 #8

Of course this is their plan AgingAmerican Apr 2014 #7

I think what they will do is gradually alsame Apr 2014 #9

MS is correct about one thing: Jamaal510 Apr 2014 #10

The truly scary part is not that these idiot SheilaT Apr 2014 #11

you nailed it... dhill926 Apr 2014 #12

he's having a republican teabagging wet dream. spanone Apr 2014 #14