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18. If that was true a discharge petition would have been successful

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House Republican leaders ditch vote on ACA funding, all but ensuring premiums will rise [View all] demmiblue Yesterday OP

Death by Republican negligence C_U_L8R Yesterday #1

Another nail in the coffin of Johnson's speakership Jose Garcia Yesterday #2

Yup. patphil Yesterday #35

From Republican Rep Lawler off of MS NOW Bengus81 22 hrs ago #51

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That's my guess BaronChocula Yesterday #10

Yeh I looked first dweller Yesterday #12

There are at least 3 different discharge petitions but none have the necessary 218 signatures yet Wiz Imp Yesterday #29

Dicks no_hypocrisy Yesterday #4

This is about the right's unwarranted opposition to the ACA. J_William_Ryan Yesterday #5

Obama Derangement Syndrome BaronChocula Yesterday #15

I've been trying hard to figure out WHY they were doing this..... lastlib Yesterday #24

That is EXACTLY the intention, and nobody has ever tried to conceal that Bluetus Yesterday #33

You're right, but it still doesn't explain WHY--- lastlib Yesterday #37

The ""why" is obvious Bluetus Yesterday #40

They'll Quanto Magnus Yesterday #43

Don't think so,people have been watching this like a hawk. They've been back since Nov 12th Bengus81 23 hrs ago #49

they simply do not care Skittles 23 hrs ago #47

There is no way Traildogbob Yesterday #6

Thanks to all the idiots that voted for him. mdbl Yesterday #21

Oh, but we will hear all about how terrible their lives are because Democrats haven't fixed it yet. Volaris Yesterday #23

Party of Death wolfie001 Yesterday #7

That is for sure... sdfernando Yesterday #13

Murderers. SalamanderSleeps Yesterday #8

Mikey knows that the extensions would pass. Mblaze Yesterday #9

Yeah, they would pass the House, but they already failed in the Senate and Trump wouldn't sign it anyway even if the Wiz Imp Yesterday #17

If that was true a discharge petition would have been successful MichMan Yesterday #18

It took awhile but the discharge petition has arrived. Mblaze 5 hrs ago #54

Hey Johnson, thank you, MarineCombatEngineer Yesterday #11

What a surprise! WestMichRad Yesterday #14

GOP are POS Pas-de-Calais Yesterday #16

Remember when they accused Democrats of being the DEATH PANEL Dems? We can NEVER bluestarone Yesterday #19

The bosses of Palin paid her to say that. But it's insurance companies themselves who employ death panels. ancianita Yesterday #38

We The People Remember...Midterms Are Coming CapnSteve Yesterday #20

If this remains true the Ds should not fight. Instead they should be shouting that with the Rs destruction in2herbs Yesterday #22

Everything they touch dies orangecrush Yesterday #25

For one pre-eminent reason: Republicans do NOT know how to govern or get one damn thing done for The People. ancianita Yesterday #26

They don't want to. We're being systemically robbed from every direction. ... littlemissmartypants Yesterday #28

They say that because, not really knowing how to govern, they have to be TOLD by P2025 what to do. ancianita Yesterday #36

Law degree or not if you're a psychopath it's immaterial. littlemissmartypants 9 hrs ago #53

The GOP has just declared they're holding hands for their mass suicide. Vinca Yesterday #27

Thanks for remembering the farmers, Vinca. ❤️ littlemissmartypants Yesterday #31

What really bothers me is this. WinstonSmith4740 Yesterday #30

Their plan: Bankrupt then kill Americans BigmanPigman Yesterday #32

On a slow roll depopulation plan -- kill them by sickening them. Good thing Gov Newsom is forming a healthcare alliance ancianita Yesterday #42

Disaster Capitalism in play; destroy the ACA so desperate people will accept a more pro-corporate solution Auggie Yesterday #34

Next step, making health insurance madatory and Prairie_Seagull Yesterday #39

When the ACA was passed it was mandatory with fines for not having insurance MichMan Yesterday #41

Going down a rabbit hole, Prairie_Seagull Yesterday #44

Further, I believe between now and the mid-terms Prairie_Seagull Yesterday #45

I think it will be along the likes of Medicare Advantage ... Auggie 23 hrs ago #46

Well hell Gang of eight, how that em..."promise" work out? Bengus81 23 hrs ago #48

That was in the Senate. MichMan 22 hrs ago #50

They must really want to lose. RandySF 22 hrs ago #52