And we move on to Chapter 2 of this nightmare.
Good job, Alice. I didnât know the CBO score was coming out next week. I figured that if the Senate was going to scrap the bill, weâd never see it.
This oughta be a riot.
They did not have a bill on day one or day 100. So why the rush now? Just to get rid of the black guyâs law? The irony is that once the Senate gets done the GOP will probably propose the same law as Obamacare, just by a different name.
Weâve seen old Sueâs tired act beforeâŚ
AhhhâŚThe Senate really is the saucer that cools the tea, as they say.
But just try drinking out of your saucer these days. Your wife will kick you under the table and your hosts will smile politely and wonder if youâll use your fork for the entree or just lift your plate to your face.
Youâre a hit with the five year olds though.
Collins talks a good game, but when it counts, sheâll vote the way Mitch tells her to.
It raises more questions than it answers. Like, âHow could the Republican Party commit suicide when it controls both houses of Congress and the White House?â
And, âWhat can we do to assist?â
Iâve watched too many GOP fall in line and swallow the shit sandwiches they vowed theyâd never eat to believe this will cause their supporters to vote against them.
If they somehow repeal Obamacare, even the supporters who lose coverage will say, âat least they kept their promise.â
If the repeal fails, theyâll vote for them because the vote was meaningless.
After watching Never-Trumpers, evangelicals, free traders, cold warriors and neocons line up behind the guy who ran against everything they claimed they believed in, I will never again underestimate the Republicans ability to get their supporters in line.
We canât count on peeling off GOP voters; our only hope is that our voters turn out in huge numbers. And given how pathetic young people and minorities are about voting in the mid-terms, Iâm not optimistic.
Doesnât it seem she always talks like that?
Is there anybody in the Senate who can write legislation like this?
Screws older rural voters in red states-delicious irony.
She has spasmodic dysphonia. The muscles in her larynx involuntarily spasm.
âI am particularly concerned about the effect on lower-income people in rural areas.â
Their spirits will be crushed, their bank accounts will be drained, and theyâll likely lose their will to leave. No reason to be concerned; that was the entire point of the bill.
On the plus side, insurance company profits and stock prices will likely rise, so thereâs that silver liningâŚ
âŚwhile millions of Americans prepare to move directly to Chapter 11.
Thanks, didnât know that, but I was really referring to the comment itself. She seems to have perfected a certain vagueness in her responses. She has a way of staying close to the middle with her comments and criticisms. I always like to listen to her. And her medical condition makes her sound like a âlow talkerâ. I think Seinfeld used that phrase in one of his shows.
His Orangeness, eager to shed his âgrabbingâ image, will open negotiations by requesting some Greek action.
Her aide will discreetly slip Him Olympia Snoweâs number.
The End 
âI am particularly concerned about the effect on lower-income people in rural areas.â
IndeedâŚbecause the closest thing Maine has to an inner city is âthat black family that lives down the street.â