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Showing Original Post only (View all)Did anyone watch the CNN - Paul Ryan Townhall Trainwreck? [View all]
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An entrepreneur and former life-long Republican explained to House Speaker Paul Ryan that he was against Obamacare and then he got diagnosed with a terminal, but curable cancer. "I want to thank President Obama from the bottom of my heart"
Video: https://www.facebook.com/cnn/videos/10155901808376509/
I think Jake Tapper was just as disgusted with Paul Ryan as I was.
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There wasn't a public option in the ACA, but should have been. It would have increased competition
Qutzupalotl
Jan 2017
#46
Ryan's response was that of a heartless tool - He read off premium increases for several states
eleny
Jan 2017
#11
"They had seven years to work on improving the ACA but the Repubicans didn't bother doing their job.
lambchopp59
Jan 2017
#40
I've been very, very lucky in my life. My father taught me about insurance and the
Stonepounder
Jan 2017
#14
On a few answers I thought he was pushing for everyone to have insurance and it was a good thing
Thinkingabout
Jan 2017
#32