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RE: Mueller Has To Remove Top FBI Agent On His Team After IG Finds Anti-Trump Texts
(12-04-2017 11:27 AM)Bull_Is_Back Wrote: (12-04-2017 11:11 AM)UCF08 Wrote: (12-04-2017 10:53 AM)Bull_Is_Back Wrote: (12-04-2017 10:50 AM)UCF08 Wrote: The GOP trying to pass a healthcare bill which would severely hamper my mothers medical care, after promising not to during his campaign, is not a "concocted nothing burger". Grow up, there are very real reasons to despise this man and the GOP in general.
Obama forcing my parents to lose their insurance plan and doctor, after promising they could keep their insurance and doctor, is just as despicable.
But if you said that in 2012/2013 you were called a racist
No, you were called accurately criticizing a president for a false statement he shouldn't have made. It was literally the lie of the year per Politifact that year, so your claim that anyone pointing it out was called a "racist" is bullsh*t projection on your part. You should stop while you're visibly behind. Post less, read more.
So you're saying nobody out there was saying that most if not all criticism of Obama was based on racism... I think you're the one who needs to read more.
But lets spin this back.. Obama lied about health care and you're deflecting. The GOP's plan does not meet what you like and you despise them.
That's interesting.
No, I'm saying that calling Obama a liar when he lied about the healthcare bill would not result in any claims of racism. That was a strawman, and its patently disingenuous to act as if any criticism on Obama was met with cries of racism.
As for your concern over my relative feelings towards Obama and Trump, what Obama said was a lie, should not have been said, and should be held against him. That being said, a lot of the ACA was needed reforms, and it expanded coverage to tens of millions of people like was promised. So while the statement you're quoting was a lie by Obama, the bill itself was similar to what what promised, albeit flawed.
Compare that to the GOP healthcare bill that Trump championed, which did virtually none of what he campaigned on, would have resulted in millions of the most needy people losing their healthcare.
(This post was last modified: 12-04-2017 12:31 PM by UCF08.)
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