GOP in a nutshell

[Stormspellz]

When Sen. David Perdue (R-Ga.) was asked about the bill, he told reporters that the GOP measure was “much better than Obamacare.” Asked why that was the case, he admitted he didn’t actually know. “I’ve got to read it first,” Perdue said.

[Xeones]

Killing people to give the rich more money will always be better than making them spend money so people can get healthcare!

[KrazyK923]

Yeah remember when Republicans were lying about Pelosi saying something similar to the ACA? Well this is actually real and happened.

[Draco-Onis]

They just want to move on as fast as possible so they can get to the subject that gets them happy tax reform. By tax reform they mean the nearly 3 - 5 trillion dollars they want to give away to the rich and corporations I mean "job creators".

[Deleted]

i got a ban for saying the gop was more effective than isis at killing people

it sounds trolley but its true

[George Costanza]

Didnt isis sign the paris accord?

[Huehuecoyotl]

i got a ban for saying the gop was more effective than isis at killing people

it sounds trolley but its true

ISIS want to destroy society and kill people. The GOP want to make money, by destroying society and killing people. So you can see there is a clear difference.

[PACOX]

Its not a healthcare bill, its a tax cut for the wealthy.

[Orbitus]

Its not a healthcare bill, its a tax cut for the wealthy.

Yes, but don't forget, they also want to do tax reform that gives EVEN MORE tax cuts for the wealthy. Which means they want the entire country to be like Kansas.

[Dead Moose Fandango]

Lining your pockets is fine. Destroying everything while doing it? Well, it's not exactly what I'd call "moral."

[Gestopft]

When Sen. David Perdue (R-Ga.) was asked about the bill, he told reporters that the GOP measure was “much better than Obamacare.” Asked why that was the case, he admitted he didn’t actually know. “I’ve got to read it first,” Perdue said.

Well clearly it's better since Republicans wrote it.

I mean, today's GOP is an unholy cocktail of corporate greed and grievance politics with a splash of religious fundamentalism and a garnish of fear-mongering. I'm not sure we can expect any better.

[primalmatter]

It is sadly rare for Congress to read any bill. This is a systemic problem afflicting both sides.

[Mormolyce]

Where it belongs.

[schwarzkopf]

GoP in a nutshell says enough.

What is nutshells, but nuts.

[Deleted]

This thread has already started off as little more than GOP bashing, and will most likely not lead to any form of constructive discussion.

Closing.