They've tried 50 times already. When they control both houses, I can see it as a strong possibility.

Hopefully fucking soon

I thought Obama promised no new taxes? Yet here we are, having another tax and turning people into criminals that don't want the government to make a decision for them

Democrats bitch about Republicans not staying out of the bedroom, yet here they are involving themselves in the medical room

Quote from: Kinder on November 04, 2014, 09:28:11 PM

Hopefully fucking soon

I thought Obama promised no new taxes? Yet here we are, having another tax and turning people into criminals that don't want the government to make a decision for them

Democrats bitch about Republicans not staying out of the bedroom, yet here they are involving themselves in the medical room

It wasn't even supposed to be that way, the Republicans just refused to vote on anything.  Obama had to bend-over backwards just to appease them enough.  We were supposed to have single-payer options among other things, but alas it could not be.  Not yet.

Same can be said about the Democrats. NEITHER side wants to work things out. They BOTH want things their way

Let people make their own choices, simple as that. If a person wants a certain plan and doctor then let them be and don't pass any regulation against such.

If people are lower class then establish a civilian version of military hospitals where it's all done through the government: government insurance, government medical facilities, government doctors/staff, all of that.

Just for fucks sake, we don't need the government to hold our hands and regulate every aspect of our lives

House passes bill to repeal the ACA.
Senate passes bill to repeal the ACA.
Obama vetoes it.
Republicans go on Fox News and complain the President refuses to work with them.
Repeat until 2016.

Quote from: Mad Max on November 04, 2014, 09:39:31 PM

House passes bill to repeal the ACA.
Senate passes bill to repeal the ACA.
Obama vetoes it.
Republicans go on Fox News and complain the President refuses to work with them.
Repeat until 2016.

Wrong

After vetoing, it's sent BACK to Congress and can be passed after a 2/3rds vote

Can be? Yes, it can be; the process exists. It wont, though. Republicans won't have a supermajority in either the Senate or House.

Quote from: Kinder on November 04, 2014, 09:43:15 PM

Quote from: Mad Max on November 04, 2014, 09:39:31 PM

House passes bill to repeal the ACA.
Senate passes bill to repeal the ACA.
Obama vetoes it.
Republicans go on Fox News and complain the President refuses to work with them.
Repeat until 2016.

Wrong

After vetoing, it's sent BACK to Congress and can be passed after a 2/3rds vote

Can be? Yes, it can be; the process exists. It wont, though. Republicans won't have a supermajority in either the Senate or House.

Well Democrats are pushing themselves away from Obama and his policies at a shot for re-election. Wouldn't be surprised if some join with the Republicans so they can get a head start for 2016

Quote from: Mad Max on November 04, 2014, 09:47:20 PM

Quote from: Kinder on November 04, 2014, 09:43:15 PM

Quote from: Mad Max on November 04, 2014, 09:39:31 PM

House passes bill to repeal the ACA.
Senate passes bill to repeal the ACA.
Obama vetoes it.
Republicans go on Fox News and complain the President refuses to work with them.
Repeat until 2016.

Wrong

After vetoing, it's sent BACK to Congress and can be passed after a 2/3rds vote

Can be? Yes, it can be; the process exists. It wont, though. Republicans won't have a supermajority in either the Senate or House.

Well Democrats are pushing themselves away from Obama and his policies at a shot for re-election. Wouldn't be surprised if some join with the Republicans so they can get a head start for 2016

They're distancing themselves from Obama, but they wont repeal Obamacare.

Quote from: Kinder on November 04, 2014, 09:49:33 PM

Quote from: Mad Max on November 04, 2014, 09:47:20 PM

Quote from: Kinder on November 04, 2014, 09:43:15 PM

Quote from: Mad Max on November 04, 2014, 09:39:31 PM

House passes bill to repeal the ACA.
Senate passes bill to repeal the ACA.
Obama vetoes it.
Republicans go on Fox News and complain the President refuses to work with them.
Repeat until 2016.

Wrong

After vetoing, it's sent BACK to Congress and can be passed after a 2/3rds vote

Can be? Yes, it can be; the process exists. It wont, though. Republicans won't have a supermajority in either the Senate or House.

Well Democrats are pushing themselves away from Obama and his policies at a shot for re-election. Wouldn't be surprised if some join with the Republicans so they can get a head start for 2016

They're distancing themselves from Obama, but they wont repeal Obamacare.

Hey, people will do anything to keep their comfy job and high paying salary. If they're from a red/red-leaning state then it's a possibility

If Obamacare is repealed, does that mean all the people who are 26 are dropped from their parents' coverage? That people with pre-existing conditions are dropped? Mental healthcare is no longer covered? Minimum requirements for medicare/medicaid increased?

Why the fuck would anyone support those things?

I just found out the Health Insurance I have, but don't need (That I'm force to have).. is going up from $57 to $77 next year. Oh by the way, I'm not on my parents insurance yet, I'm 23. Thanks Obama for forcing me to get insurance and then allowing it to go up!

I just found out the Health Insurance I have, but don't need (That I'm force to have).. is going up from $57 to $77 next year. Oh by the way, I'm not on my parents insurance yet, I'm 23. Thanks Obama for forcing me to get insurance and then allowing it to go up!

>he honestly believes that health insurance prices don't go up

Quote from: Mad Max on November 04, 2014, 10:08:01 PM

Quote from: Forgewolf on November 04, 2014, 10:07:17 PM

I just found out the Health Insurance I have, but don't need (That I'm force to have).. is going up from $57 to $77 next year. Thank you Obama for increasing my bills.

Healthcare premiums go up all the time, long before Obamacare was around. Whose fault was it before the ACA?

Really?

Yes. Before the ACA, insurance premiums were subject to increases. This isn't new information.

Quote from: Camnator on November 04, 2014, 10:25:17 PM

Quote from: TrussingDoor on November 04, 2014, 09:39:16 PM

They'd better fucking not repeal it.

Obamacare is the reason my 60 year-old father is able to get basic fucking healthcare. He can't afford it otherwise.

If that shit goes away I can realistically see myself getting into some militia shit. I do not want my dad to get sick and die of something preventable, or even just not be able to have the basics he needs, just because some old rich fucks want to spend more money on tanks than on people.

If government was out of healthcare completely everyone could afford it and no one would be robbed. Not to mention healthcare would be far superior.

There is not a bit of truth in this post.

You are right. I think it would be better if money was purged from Healthcare and ran by highly intelligent, A.I machines.