fight pettiness with pettiness brehs.
Trump: ACA replacement could take "til sometime next year."
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levitate
I love you, you know.
Wow, a staggering level of incompetence.
the cac mamba
Veteran
let a 'disaster' continue to happen for another year, brehs
inshallah
DonKnock
KPJ Gonna Save Us
not arguing whether it was for america's benefit, or to protect his legacy, but Obama boobytrapped that mafukka, and they just realized they underestimated the black man again
I done told these here negroes with the last minute expulsion of all Russian ambassadors and sanctions and directing blame at Russia for the hacks that Obama was playing chess while these republicans was playing checkers. Let's see if the GOP is willing to cut off their hand to spite their face
Mantis Toboggan M.D.
I’m here for the scraps
And the people in this country are so mind glowingly stupid that they'll buy it hook, line, and sinker.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
Republicans Are Now Terrified That Obamacare Town Halls Could Get Out of Hand
By Osita Nwanevu
Peter Drowne of Big Fork, Montana, protests outside a town hall–style meeting attended by President Barack Obama on Aug. 14, 2009, in Belgrade, Montana.
Anne Sherwoodl/Getty Images
On Tuesday, Politico reported that Republicans in Congress held a closed-door meeting on how to handle office protests and town halls with constituents angry about the potential repeal of Obamacare. From Politico:
House GOP Conference Chairwoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers invited Rep. David Reichert, a former police sheriff, to present lawmakers with protective measures they should have in place. Among the suggestions: having a physical exit strategy at town halls, or a backdoor in congressional offices to slip out of, in case demonstrations turn violent; having local police monitor town halls; replacing any glass office door entrances with heavy doors and deadbolts; and setting up intercoms to ensure those entering congressional offices are there for appointments, not to cause chaos.
“The message was: One, be careful for security purposes. Watch your back. And two, be receptive. Honor the First Amendment, engage, be friendly, be nice,” said Republican Study Committee Chairman Mark Walker (R-N.C.). “Because it is toxic out there right now. Even some of the guys who have been around here a lot longer than I have, have never seen it to this level.”
Really? Never?
Not once?
Are you quite sure?
Huh. Interesting. Well, if it’s any comfort to Republican Congress members, sneaking out of town halls when constituents get up in your grill doesn’t appear to be all that difficult, as Rep. Mike Coffman, R-Colo., demonstrated at an Obamacare-focused event last month:
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While more than 100 people were waiting to meet with him, Mike Coffman sneaks out early from his own community event. #9News
5:58 PM - 14 Jan 2017
“A few people noticed Coffman sneaking out and attempted to address him,” Slate’s Mark Joseph Stern wrote. “ ‘Next time,’ one woman pleaded, ‘please be sure you hear all your constituents!”’ Coffman ignored them, hopped into a waiting car, and drove away.”
Republicans Are Now Terrified That Obamacare Town Halls Could Get Out of Hand
uh-oh
hands off our healthcare!
By Osita Nwanevu
Peter Drowne of Big Fork, Montana, protests outside a town hall–style meeting attended by President Barack Obama on Aug. 14, 2009, in Belgrade, Montana.
Anne Sherwoodl/Getty Images
On Tuesday, Politico reported that Republicans in Congress held a closed-door meeting on how to handle office protests and town halls with constituents angry about the potential repeal of Obamacare. From Politico:
House GOP Conference Chairwoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers invited Rep. David Reichert, a former police sheriff, to present lawmakers with protective measures they should have in place. Among the suggestions: having a physical exit strategy at town halls, or a backdoor in congressional offices to slip out of, in case demonstrations turn violent; having local police monitor town halls; replacing any glass office door entrances with heavy doors and deadbolts; and setting up intercoms to ensure those entering congressional offices are there for appointments, not to cause chaos.
“The message was: One, be careful for security purposes. Watch your back. And two, be receptive. Honor the First Amendment, engage, be friendly, be nice,” said Republican Study Committee Chairman Mark Walker (R-N.C.). “Because it is toxic out there right now. Even some of the guys who have been around here a lot longer than I have, have never seen it to this level.”
Really? Never?
Not once?
Are you quite sure?
Huh. Interesting. Well, if it’s any comfort to Republican Congress members, sneaking out of town halls when constituents get up in your grill doesn’t appear to be all that difficult, as Rep. Mike Coffman, R-Colo., demonstrated at an Obamacare-focused event last month:
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Nelson Garcia ✔@9NewsEducation
While more than 100 people were waiting to meet with him, Mike Coffman sneaks out early from his own community event. #9News
5:58 PM - 14 Jan 2017
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“A few people noticed Coffman sneaking out and attempted to address him,” Slate’s Mark Joseph Stern wrote. “ ‘Next time,’ one woman pleaded, ‘please be sure you hear all your constituents!”’ Coffman ignored them, hopped into a waiting car, and drove away.”
Republicans Are Now Terrified That Obamacare Town Halls Could Get Out of Hand
uh-oh
hands off our healthcare!
My, oh my. :thatso:Republicans Are Now Terrified That Obamacare Town Halls Could Get Out of Hand
By Osita Nwanevu
Peter Drowne of Big Fork, Montana, protests outside a town hall–style meeting attended by President Barack Obama on Aug. 14, 2009, in Belgrade, Montana.
Anne Sherwoodl/Getty Images
On Tuesday, Politico reported that Republicans in Congress held a closed-door meeting on how to handle office protests and town halls with constituents angry about the potential repeal of Obamacare. From Politico:
House GOP Conference Chairwoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers invited Rep. David Reichert, a former police sheriff, to present lawmakers with protective measures they should have in place. Among the suggestions: having a physical exit strategy at town halls, or a backdoor in congressional offices to slip out of, in case demonstrations turn violent; having local police monitor town halls; replacing any glass office door entrances with heavy doors and deadbolts; and setting up intercoms to ensure those entering congressional offices are there for appointments, not to cause chaos.
“The message was: One, be careful for security purposes. Watch your back. And two, be receptive. Honor the First Amendment, engage, be friendly, be nice,” said Republican Study Committee Chairman Mark Walker (R-N.C.). “Because it is toxic out there right now. Even some of the guys who have been around here a lot longer than I have, have never seen it to this level.”
Really? Never?
Not once?
Are you quite sure?
Huh. Interesting. Well, if it’s any comfort to Republican Congress members, sneaking out of town halls when constituents get up in your grill doesn’t appear to be all that difficult, as Rep. Mike Coffman, R-Colo., demonstrated at an Obamacare-focused event last month:
Follow
✔@9NewsEducation
While more than 100 people were waiting to meet with him, Mike Coffman sneaks out early from his own community event. #9News
5:58 PM - 14 Jan 2017
“A few people noticed Coffman sneaking out and attempted to address him,” Slate’s Mark Joseph Stern wrote. “ ‘Next time,’ one woman pleaded, ‘please be sure you hear all your constituents!”’ Coffman ignored them, hopped into a waiting car, and drove away.”
Republicans Are Now Terrified That Obamacare Town Halls Could Get Out of Hand
uh-oh
hands off our healthcare!