Posted on 07/07/2016 5:27:26 PM PDT by Kaslin
In other news, the 0bama administration said they didn’t care.
So what. Obama can do whatever he wants.
So why do the GOP still fund it?
HELLO! So where did the Obama Administration get the money to make those cost sharing payments?
Seems to me that would be one ‘H’ of a slush fund to draw from, and still have weekly parties.
Obama’s not worried, because Paul Ryan will make sure he gets every penny he needs to fund his cost-sharing program, and not a penny less.
So? Whats new in corrupt communists controlled Washington DC.
They didn't intend for it to be unconstitutional.
Nice. Now Congress should sue the payees to force them to pay back their illegal payments to the U.S. Treasury.
You just wait. You can depend on those Pubbies doing something about their outrage over this illegal spending.
Oh, wait. I forgot it’s an election year. Don’t get trampled when congress adjourns early so they can all go home to campaign.
Maybe Ryan will huff and puff about placing it on their agenda when they come back in January.
Who cares what the girly boys of the GOP say? It doesn’t mean a thing.
No worries, Roberts will re-re-write the whole law to make it all better. Cuz that’s what SCOTUS does, right?
Unfortunately it’s too late to impeach this SOB, but hopefully under a Trump administration he will be prosecuted on any number of issues. WORST PRESIDENT EVER...
Unfortunately it’s too late to impeach this SOB, but hopefully under a Trump administration he will be prosecuted on any number of issues. WORST PRESIDENT EVER...
There is no Constitution as far as this Administration is concerned.
I do hope they end up spending 20-life for treating our country the way they have at some point.
Like it f’ing matters at this point.
It’s dead. Unbelievably sad.
Because they're in on it.
I don't, I'd rather go with this.
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