HOUSE GOP LEADER: DEFUNDING OBAMACARE 'NOT REALISTIC'

Breitbart ^ | Aug 24, 2013 | By Mike Flynn

[RedMDer]

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[Bellagio]

Bunch of self-serving spineless jack-asses!!

POS LIARS ALL OF THEM!

THROW EM ALL OUT in 2014 !!

[usconservative]

It’s simply impossible.

"You say you want a revolution
Well you know, we all want to change the world.."

[Black Agnes]

Considering Limbaugh says very little in the way of criticism of the GOPe, and even berates the base to ‘understand’ their temerity I’d say he’s just as guilty.

[okie01]

Considering Limbaugh says very little in the way of criticism of the GOPe, and even berates the base to ‘understand’ their temerity I’d say he’s just as guilty.

You haven't been listening lately, have you?

Obviously.

[Black Agnes]

Ok, what has he said, concrete, to seriously criticize the amnesty supporters?

What’s he said negative about Rubio lately?

Or Boehner and McConnell?

You know, the traitor wing of the loyal opposition party...

[AmericanExceptionalist]

The government's spending authority expires on September 30th. To avoid a government shutdown, Congress must pass a continuing resolution authorizing continued spending. Many conservatives, led by Sens. Mike Lee and Ted Cruz, want Republicans to strip spending for ObamaCare out of this continuing resolution.

Eighty House Republicans sent a letter to House Speaker Boehner on Thursday endorsing this plan. More moderate Republicans, however, are worried that such a move would garner a veto of the continuing resolution from Obama and lead to a government shutdown. Party leaders are concerned that they would be blamed for any shutdown.

Now, let me get this straight.

If Republicans should support funding of the federal government--just without (the much-despised) ObamaCare--and if President Obama should veto that bill, it would be the Republicans who would receive the blame for shutting down the government.

That is what the article is saying, right?

[okie01]

Ok, what has he said, concrete, to seriously criticize the amnesty supporters?

You can listen for yourself, y'know.

[Alamo-Girl]

Indeed. Buuuuump!

[SoFloFreeper]

Many conservatives, led by Sens. Mike Lee and Ted Cruz, want Republicans to strip spending for ObamaCare out of this continuing resolution.

Eighty House Republicans sent a letter to House Speaker Boehner on Thursday endorsing this plan. More moderate Republicans, however, are worried that such a move would garner a veto of the continuing resolution from Obama and lead to a government shutdown.

The conservative plan, as stated here, sounds entirely realistic to me....if the GOP would make it ABUNDANTLY clear to the media and to the public (bypass the media if you have to) that the ENTIRE government EXCEPT for the wildly unpopular Obamugabe DEATH PANEL LAW is funded.

Heck, even throw in some "pay increases" for soldiers and teachers, I don't know...but do it ALL with the caveat that the money NOT spent on Obamugabe's DEATH PANEL LAW is being used for other things.

Time to grow a pair of testicles.

[inchworm]

yeah it’s not realistic with Congress folks like her. If she puts her vote where it counts it will be very realistic. How do these fart heads get into positions of power?

[SADMILLIE]

We have time. Cut loose with full attack on email ,fax and telephone. Don’t stop. Scorched earth. Let your congressman know that he is political history if he voted to fund the horrible law. NO MERCY.

[Black Agnes]

I stopped listening when he failed to have anything concrete to say about the first amnesty push in Bush’s first administration.

He had the perfect bully pulpit. Didn’t use it.

He’s a globalist. Only he’s a slightly conservative globalist.

[printhead]

Another chick with two last names. Still, a guy with two last names...

[reaganaut]

Weakness like this is what is driving people away from the GOP.

[okie01]

I stopped listening when he failed to have anything concrete to say about the first amnesty push in Bush’s first administration.

Then, you must've stopped listening by 2004. It must not have been a big "amnesty push", though, because I don't recall anything about it. No wonder Limbaugh said nothing concrete about it. He didn't have to.

So, you had to miss out on Limbaugh's response to the much larger "amnesty push" in 2007 (McCain-Kennedy). And that one was defeated -- in large part -- due to the efforts of Limbaugh (and Levin and Hannity).

But you missed that...

[Black Agnes]

You love him. You listen to him.

Anyone who’s ever been a member of CFR is suspect to me.

If you don’t remember the amnesty push in ‘04 I can’t help you. There was a HUGE purge on this board of ‘traitor racists’ who didn’t support Bush in his endeavors.

Amnesty matters not now. We have defacto amnesty. The illegal’s anchor babies turn 18 with full voting rights. They’re doing that by the thousands, every single day.

Amnesty would just speed up the inevitable.

The avalanche has begun, the pebbles no longer have a vote.

[trebb]

What would folks do if a doctor told them that he and his staff had created a deadly cancer and inserted it in the population and the indication is that it will ruin the lives of millions of people. Then, have the doctor say that he knows how to eradicate this cancer he created, but it would be inconvenient and unrealistic for him and his staff to do so.

This is the same principle. The government created the cancer of Obama Care and knows how damaging it will be. They know how to cut it out before it creates the massive damage everyone knows it will do. Yet they tell us it isn't realistic to excise it.

You're right Jim - we need FREE Republic more than ever.

[txrangerette]

“Ha! Ted Cruz - talks a good game but what is he doing?”

From your own words, appears you are ignorant of what the TX junior Senator is doing.

Fine by me, I’m not working on your ignorance for you. Only you can do that.

Clearly you don’t want to.