We Need To Talk About Donald

[pErvinalia]

“What I can say is there are many ways to surveil each other now, unfortunately,” including “microwaves that turn into cameras, etc,” Conway told New Jersey’s the Record newspaper in an interview on Sunday. “So we know that that is just a fact of modern life.”

What a fucking nutbag.

[DaveDodo007]

My question is, how can someone so obviously mentally unfit to become president become president? Do we need to implement a mandatory psychological evaluation as a safeguard??

Because the democrats believed in all that feminist, SJW, identity politics bullshit. So we decided to wake an ancient god of the Egyptians, Lord Kek (also Kuk, Keku, Kekui) who is the deification of the concept of primordial darkness (and chaos) and promoted Pepe as his prophet. Because we were bored and thought it would be funny.

[pErvinalia]

"we"...? I can't imagine you did much from your mum's basement in the UK.

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[DaveDodo007]

Heretics don't have any imagination.

[Tero]

You've all seen the CBO data by now.
"Many Trump voters and states would lose big under the GOP health plan, while Republican leaders can cling to budget savings.
The CBO report lays out a stark example of how older and poorer Americans would be hurt by the GOP bill. If Obamacare were still in place in its current form a decade from now, a 64-year-old earning $26,500, or just less than twice the federal poverty level, would pay $1,700 for premiums in a year after accounting for federal assistance. Under the GOP plan, a 64-year-old at the same income level would pay $14,600 in premiums for coverage that would also have higher out-of-pocket costs."
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/03/o ... red-236016

[Feck]

GOP health plan........oxymoron

[Svartalf]

Depends, the GOP may have an actual health plan, the question is WHOSE health.

[JimC]

The 1% may end up shooting itself in the foot - its workers, consumers and taxpayers need a certain minimal level of health to support their own lifestyle.

Such a bore when you have to replace minions too often as their health fails...

[Scot Dutchy]

I cant see the free health clinics disappearing in America. They will just be bigger.

[Tero]

Slash slash slash! Government bad, Trump good:
The President will cement his "America First" policy by slashing State Department funding, foreign aid spending and grants to the United Nations, officials have already made clear. And nowhere is his assault on government expected to be as dramatic as at the Environmental Protection Agency -- which is bracing for a massive reduction of its budget.

"I think the important thing to remember about any budget is that it is more of a policy document -- 'this is what my ideal policy would be, this is my vision of the next four years,'" said Justin Bogie, a senior policy analyst at the conservative Heritage Foundation.
CNN

[Brian Peacock]

You've all seen the CBO data by now.
"Many Trump voters and states would lose big under the GOP health plan, while Republican leaders can cling to budget savings.
The CBO report lays out a stark example of how older and poorer Americans would be hurt by the GOP bill. If Obamacare were still in place in its current form a decade from now, a 64-year-old earning $26,500, or just less than twice the federal poverty level, would pay $1,700 for premiums in a year after accounting for federal assistance. Under the GOP plan, a 64-year-old at the same income level would pay $14,600 in premiums for coverage that would also have higher out-of-pocket costs."
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/03/o ... red-236016

That's completely wrong, that the old boy would have to spend 55% of his earnings on premiums, because we all know that Republicare will lower premiums and improve access to quality - for sure, right? Right?

Republican healthcare plan: 24 million people could lose coverage, CBO reports
Non-partisan budget office says replacement for Affordable Care Act would leave millions uninsured but reduce federal deficit by $337bn in first 10 years

As many as 24 million Americans risk losing health coverage over the next decade under the Republican plan to replace the Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare, the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office said on Monday.

The report predicts a dramatic loss of healthcare coverage over the next decade if Congress enacts the Republican healthcare proposal, which has faced criticism from across the political spectrum and from nearly every sector of the healthcare industry.

An estimated 52 million people would be uninsured in 2026, compared with the 28 million who would lack insurance that year under the current law, according to the report. President Donald Trump, who supports the Republican plan, has promised that his plan would provide “insurance for everybody”.

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Reacting to the report, health and human services secretary, Tom Price, said the CBO score is “just not believable” and the White House “strenuously” disagrees with its conclusion. He said the analysis only accounted for one phase of the three-pronged plan, which the White House believes would cover more Americans than the report estimated.

The House speaker, Paul Ryan, said the report confirms that his plan will “lower premiums and improve access to quality”, indicating that Republicans intend to press ahead with the legislation despite the sizable loss of coverage....

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[Tero]

Premiums go up only if:
-Obamacare was passed
-Obamacare was repealed
-Trumpcare is passed
-Trumpcare is repealed
-Obamacaare is reinstated
-Single payer is passed

In fact, every event dealing with healtcare will raise premiums 37%. It's the retraining of staff bla bla.

[Woodbutcher]

Donald will provide insurance for everybody. Remember, it's FOR SALE for everybody. Nowhere did he say everybody would be able to afford it. Donald speaks at a six-year old level; you can't hold him accountable for anything because he just says it's fake news' misinterpretation of what he said. Actually, he wouldn't say "misinterpretation", his word is "lies". I still find it hard to believe a fucking hoser like him would be chosen. Yet, that is the stupidity of having a two party system.

[pErvinalia]

CBO is a fake news outlet.

[Scot Dutchy]

Only 45 knows the truth; his truth.