Despicable pigâŚwhat more can you say?
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) said he would âconsiderâ waiving some of the Affordable Care Actâs insurer mandates, including its protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
Yeah, of course he would! In a heartbeat!
This jerk has to be the first to line up to curry favor from his perceived masters. Despicable little man.
His m.o. is to immediately agree with whatever his interlocutor suggests. Unfortunately the Wisconsin Democratic Party is a tire fire in a dumpster in terms of candidates for anything so he can get away with whatever.
ââŚsuch as poverty, melanin, or lady parts.â
âIt depends on the conditions.â
Conditions:
- Insurance companies request it.
âThatâs something we would certainly consider.â
âBecause I am an ignorant, heartless, raging asshole,â Walker continued.
In the end, it doesnât matter what Walker does, because even if he cuts off healthcare for hundreds of thousands of Wisconsin citizens, Susan Sarandon and Jill Stein will float from the sky on angelsâ wings, and lo, they shall suckle the sick and infirm and nurse them to health upon the sweet Purity nectar of their bosoms. SO IT IS WRITTEN.
Does anyone know if there have been any demonstrations as a result of the vote yesterday? And has anyone heard about how the vote went over in the red areas that will be adversely affected (even if theyâre too stupid to realize it yet)?
Dickhead? Putz?? Asswipe???
Just the first things that crossed my mind âgive me time, Iâm sure to come up with more.
He really is.
There is something repulsive about the man; down to his smarmy facial expressions. How do these people sell themselves to an electorate? Mystifies me, completely.
The GOP centristsâwhose support ultimately got the bill, the American Health Care Act, enough votes to pass the House narrowly Thursdayâmeanwhile argued that very few, if any, states would seek the waivers.
LOLOL! Scott Walker of Wisconsin just demonstrated how they lied. Those centrists
Opponents for every last one of those centrists will be found, I hope.
- Wave year.
Exactly.
Are you a Wisconsin resident? I ask because Iâm curious about the hold Republicans have on what used to be a purple state.
Wisconsin had a chance to get rid of this fool, and failed.
Then the state helped elect Trump.
Wisconsin deserves the worst.
Letâs not do this. Even when states are âdeep redâ, condemning a third of their citizens to hell on earth is a bit much. When the margin is much slimmer than that, we should be helping rather than writing off.
Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pa. gave us Trump, and I donât care about what happens to the fools there.
There must be some secret polling that shows that all the public polling is wrong, either that or the Republicans are banking on (1) Koch money and (2) Democrats proving they are totally incapable of taking advantage of the unforced error that is the AHCA.
Wisconsin and North Carolina are like mirrors of each other at this point. Both states with strong progressive traditions that were blindsided by the Kochtopus Empireâs web of fake grass roots organizations and rivers of money. Both states with great âpublic ivyâ universities that were local Republicans came to hate with a McCarthyite zeal which are now both under seigeâŚ
We managed to liberate the governorâs mansion but weâre still stuck with a veto proof Republican majority and a typically disorganized and slapdash Democratic Party establishment that had been coasting along on pure inertia for a couple of decades before the trainwreck.
The only thing we donât have is Russ Feingold making things worse with purity pony windmill charges. And the snow, of course.