Heraclitus: FTFA: Tea partiers at the local level aren't wild about the idea of another large national rally, either.

"You know, I'm kind of personally rallied out. And I think a lot of our members are. In 2009 and 2010, we had so many rallies,"

Maintaining Faux Poutrage for 4 years is HARD!

/We've started to scare our handlers.
//And our kids make fun of us!

Yeah, because the truly oppressed have the option of getting tired of protesting it.

Gergesa: somedude210: Without this law, I'd be denied coverage (most likely) outside of MA because I have an increased risk of developing MS.

I said this before with regards to childless couples not having privileged status with regards to Santorum and I will say it again now: If you have a medical problem that stops you from doing something then you need to stop having a medical problem.

When my wife and I had to travel to the farthest reaches of the outer spheres in order to obtain the blood of the Elder God Yog Sothoth did we apply for Government assistance? NO!! Like any honest American we pulled ourselves up by the bootstraps and sacrificed many a virgin in order to appease incomprehensible entities and gain access to forbidden dimensions and unspeakable materials so that we could imbue our manufactured child with life. I won't be tedious and bore everyone with the details of our humble lives but my wife, myself, and our living blasphemy of a child couldn't be happier about the efforts the teaparty is putting out to put an end to this unholy abomination called Affordable Healthcare.

If you liberals would get off your high horses and be more like we salt of the earth folks who unwilling to make excuses and roll up our sleeves(or don our skin cassocks as the case may be) to achieve whatever is desired then there wouldn't be even a single person on Welfare.

I realize you're trolling, but seriously. I really wanted to hit you because I've actually heard this argument

(and for those that took this seriously, MS actually is not preventable (like obesity or lung cancer from smoking))

parkthebus:
4 months to go and America will be barraged with defeat/support Obamacare and are you better off economically with Romney or Obama messages. I truly believe that the result is a foregone conclusion.

only if you listen to the GOP echo chamber. out in the real world...not so much.

Sabyen91: parkthebus: Weaver95: parkthebus: It's a done deal. Obama will lose, Romney (imperfect as he is) will be POTUS and will repeal Obamacare with a legislative super majority. You know this is true, even if you hate it.

huh? just what the hell are you smoking anyways?

Nothing, I'm just realistic. Not questioning right and wrong at all. This is America and I have no doubts whatsoever that November will be a huge Obama backlash and what I posted above is the inevitable future.

Ok, Bill Kristol.

This guy's way beyond Bill Kristol levels of delusion...

I'm going with either:



or:

friday13: FishStampede: parkthebus: It's a done deal. Obama will lose, Romney (imperfect as he is) will be POTUS and will repeal Obamacare with a legislative super majority. You know this is true, even if you hate it.

http://www.270towin.com/

http://electoral-vote.com/

http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/

http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2012/romney-vs-obama-electoral-ma p

http://rove.com/election

/aaand I'm done here

parkthebus: Weaver95: parkthebus: Weaver95: parkthebus: It's a done deal. Obama will lose, Romney (imperfect as he is) will be POTUS and will repeal Obamacare with a legislative super majority. You know this is true, even if you hate it.

huh? just what the hell are you smoking anyways?

Nothing, I'm just realistic. Not questioning right and wrong at all. This is America and I have no doubts whatsoever that November will be a huge Obama backlash and what I posted above is the inevitable future.

so far, the only people who are upset about this ruling are the tea party and/or radical Republicans. everyone else is largely indifferent or in favor of the SCOTUS ruling. so while i'm sure this health care thing seems like a big deal from inside the GOP echo chamber, outside in the larger universe Obamacare is a relatively popular and/or acceptable thing.

that's why i'm wondering if you were either drunk or high. your viewpoint does not reflect reality.

4 months to go and America will be barraged with defeat/support Obamacare and are you better off economically with Romney or Obama messages. I truly believe that the result is a foregone conclusion.


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I'd like to know too as I haven't had a hit since 1994. But regardless of the truth and logic, all of you know that the majority of America is poised to defeat Obama. It will happen, and Obamacare will go down when it does.

i'm sure the right wing blogs and pundits are OUTRAGED over the whole Obamacare outcome....but their rage doesn't play well outside of their audience. I think most of people are looking at the outrage and hatred and wondering WTF is the big deal.

LarryDan43: It's my God given right to get care at the emergency room and never pay my bill!

or, you know, you could speak with your primary care physician. thanks to Obamacare, that's now an affordable option.

12349876: parkthebus: I'd like to know too as I haven't had a hit since 1994. But regardless of the truth and logic, all of you know that the majority of America is poised to defeat Obama. It will happen, and Obamacare will go down when it does.

Defeating Obama will not get Obamacare repealed. You'll need 60 Republican Senators.

It will be a conservative bloodbath, partly because of Obamacare and mostly because of the economy. 60+ easy.

parkthebus:

I'd like to know too as I haven't had a hit since 1994. But regardless of the truth and logic, all of you know that the majority of America is poised to defeat Obama. It will happen, and Obamacare will go down when it does.

well, i'm sure that among the right wing chat sites and blogs, it seems like there's an unstoppable force out there that can and will steamroll over Obama later this year. But...the majority of the country does not share those points of view. That aside, even assuming the Republicans somehow were to defeat Obama, his health care plan itself is here to stay. the GOP had one shot at taking down Obamacare. ONE shot...and they blew it. SCOTUS made their ruling and now...that plan goes into effect in 2014.

sorry man, but you're just gonna have to find a way to live with NOT having your health care arbitrary denied

heap: Weaver95: but their rage doesn't play well outside of their audience. I think most of people are looking at the outrage and hatred and wondering WTF is the big deal.

and at least near as i can figure, the rage river is a mile wide, and about a quarter inch deep..

sounds about right. the GOP and tea party bloggers don't represent more than 20% of the electorate, and in some areas of the country its probably even less than that. sure, they're kicking up a fuss...but they don't have broad based voter support.

Weaver95: parkthebus:

I'd like to know too as I haven't had a hit since 1994. But regardless of the truth and logic, all of you know that the majority of America is poised to defeat Obama. It will happen, and Obamacare will go down when it does.

well, i'm sure that among the right wing chat sites and blogs, it seems like there's an unstoppable force out there that can and will steamroll over Obama later this year. But...the majority of the country does not share those points of view. That aside, even assuming the Republicans somehow were to defeat Obama, his health care plan itself is here to stay. the GOP had one shot at taking down Obamacare. ONE shot...and they blew it. SCOTUS made their ruling and now...that plan goes into effect in 2014.

sorry man, but you're just gonna have to find a way to live with NOT having your health care arbitrary denied

I don't know what 'real America' is. But, come on, do you really think that a plurality of American voters (in every state outside of the usual coastal ones) don't want to defeat Obama? It's obvious.

i'm not sure if I should laugh or cry when I hear a GOP voter say that 'next year we'll repeal Obamacare'. this week was it - the GOP had ONE SHOT at Obamacare, and SCOTUS was it. when they ruled it constitutional, the fight was over. sure, IN THEORY the Republicans could repeal the legislation via Congressional fiat, but in order to do that they'd need a super majority in the House and Senate AND have to take the white house AND push that effort through the legislature within two years...none of which I see being a reality any time soon.

Like it or not, Obamacare is here to stay.

randomjsa: You're just going to keep pretending believing this is about 'affordable healthcare' while keeping your head FIRMLY planted in your rear so you hear nothing else to the contrary?

Yep.

randomjsa: You're just going to keep pretending this is about 'affordable healthcare' while keeping your head FIRMLY planted in your rear so you hear nothing else to the contrary?

I might answer this if I didn't know that you are a chickenshiat coward who's already left the thread.

Romney is going to repeal Obamacare, and replace it with Romneycare, which is Obamacare minus the word "Obama" and minus the way to pay for it.

I am so goddamn tired of their stupid plans.

We could allow an individual to opt out of it, if they so choose. If someone is willing to sign away a legal waiver that exempts them from the benefits of the affordable care act (and the right to be covered no matter what at an emergency room) they should be able to buy health insurance at what the market will allow. Make that an option, and every insurance company in the country would pass those forms out like candy.

Give the tards EXACTLY what they want.

Round up all the tea party pricks and sent them to Siberia as a gift to the Russians.

Independent as Fark: I suspect the way to pay for it -- the law that requires every American to give money to the insurance industry -- is the thing Republicans like best about Obamacare.

Actually, that seems to be the only thing they're pissing and moaning about and want to get rid of...

All the goodies with no bill! It's the essence of Fiscal Conservatism, don't you know.

Well, if you've got to pick a side of history to be on, it might as well invariably be the wrong one.

"the right to be denied heath care"

You mean the right to be denied health care insurance. Axlerod uses this bit of newspeak all the time. Health care is not the same as healthcare insurance. You are not entitled to either of them.