October 11, 201312 yr The media reports what misfigured and twisted facts the Obama Adm tells them, now thats a fact.
October 11, 201312 yr This comment goes back to a thread I started a couple months ago - will this be the downfall of the Tea Party movement? If the non-Tea Party Republicans are smart, they will lay this whole mess at the feet of the Tea Party faction, and perhaps rightfully so. How many incumbent Republicans are facing challenges from Tea Party candidates? The congressman who won on the tea party flurry of 2010 aren't going to be in trouble of keeping office. Where it may hurt is trying to win back the Senate.
October 11, 201312 yr What are similar polls for Democratic Party or just the Senate? Of course the media fails to report that the Senate has not voted on a single appropriations bill since 2009. And has broken the law by failing to pass or even vote on a budget since 2009 as well. Any complaints about government shut down should land right at Harry Reid's doorstep for failing to even call a vote on appropriations bills. Continuing Resolutions (CRs) are not how to run a country. It's hysterical how many people are so out of touch with the truth.
October 11, 201312 yr You can add that poll to the evidence pile too. [ATTACH=CONFIG]41359[/ATTACH] I've never said Republicans aren't losing favor. I know they are , I just find humor in how the media has painted a picture as mostly republicans fault and they are getting all the blame. But even by your own polls people put alot of blame on both Obama and the Democrats. Since 2009 we have a media that has all but ignored the fact Harry Reid has broke the law and not passed a budget . Then our country and media wonder why we are having a budget crisis. Honestly this is comedy.
October 11, 201312 yr I believe this is why the Tea Party and anti-Obamacare R's are fighting so hard to stop it now. If Obamacare continues to roll out, the horror stories being shouted about will not happen or be much less of a problem than people have been told and Obamacare will be here to stay. It is do or die time for the anti-Obamacare gang. Or the horror stories will continue to mount with the the many that have already appeared in just two weeks.
October 11, 201312 yr It's hysterical how many people are so out of touch with the truth. Your posts will carry more weight if they avoid the term "the truth." At least you didn't start this post with a "Wow!"
October 11, 201312 yr Or the horror stories will continue to mount with the the many that have already appeared in just two weeks. The Obamacare horror stories will need to outnumber the pre-Obamacare horror stories to get people's attention.
October 11, 201312 yr The Obamacare horror stories will need to outnumber the pre-Obamacare horror stories to get people's attention. Like the many people turned down for insurance because of Pre-existing conditions , Or like RM's friend from a few years ago .
October 11, 201312 yr The Obamacare horror stories will need to outnumber the pre-Obamacare horror stories to get people's attention. Not at all.
October 15, 201312 yr Wonder what percentage of those responding negatively to the GOP are feeding at the public trough??
October 15, 201312 yr According to Republican sources, the House bill had called for extending government spending through Jan. 15 and the debt limit until Feb. 7 -- about the same length of time as the Senate's proposal. The House bill would also delay the medical device tax in "Obamacare" for two years and strip members of Congress (not staffers) of subsidies to purchase insurance under the Affordable Care Act's exchanges, among other provisions -- like stripping the Treasury Department of the ability to use "extraordinary measures" to avert default before future debt limit deadlines. So what is wrong with this? Allit does is strip the rich of frre health care adn make the poor rich members of congress sign up for what they voted in. Why are the DEMS so afraid of Obamacare, they asked and got it.
October 16, 201312 yr America is pretty dumb. At least that's how I see us. For example: * Republicans strongly opposed Obamacare & wanted it repealed' date=' yet they nominate a Presidential candidate who had essentially the same legislation during his time as Governor of Massachusetts. Hypocrisy much? * Some voters of Obama cast their ballots for him, knowing full well that Health Care was a centerpiece of his campaign/agenda/platform. 53% voted for Obama in 2008 & 51% in 2012. 38% of people currently approve of Obamacare (per Real Clear Politics most recent average).[/quote']3rd party.
October 16, 201312 yr According to Republican sources, the House bill had called for extending government spending through Jan. 15 and the debt limit until Feb. 7 -- about the same length of time as the Senate's proposal. The House bill would also delay the medical device tax in "Obamacare" for two years and strip members of Congress (not staffers) of subsidies to purchase insurance under the Affordable Care Act's exchanges, among other provisions -- like stripping the Treasury Department of the ability to use "extraordinary measures" to avert default before future debt limit deadlines. So what is wrong with this? Allit does is strip the rich of frre health care adn make the poor rich members of congress sign up for what they voted in. Why are the DEMS so afraid of Obamacare, they asked and got it. Of course everyone that listens to normal news realizes that the House Republicans want Obama care for Congress and the President, however, on msnbc tonight they reported that the Republicans in the house wanted it for the staffers. Never mentioned Obama and the Congress, just the staffers. Which is not what the bill stated.:no:
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