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Category Archives: GOP
American Nazi and Klan rally
The first victim: Heather Heyer – a true hero. What Happened in Charlottesville Is All Too American. To affirm that vicious race-based violence is ‘not who we are’ is to erase our very recent, collective past. By JOSHUA ZEITZ … Continue reading
Posted in GOP, Guns, Religion & tolerance, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged heather heyer, KKK, Klan, Nazi, Trump, Zeldin
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Math not Myths: Democrats Win When their Voters are Inspired to Turn out!
Great piece in the Nation: July 18, 2017. If there are 7 million Obama-to-Trump voters, why didn’t Trump’s vote total increase by 7 million? Democrats Are Trying to Win the 2018 Midterms in All the Wrong Ways, By Steve Phillips … Continue reading
Posted in democrats, GOP, Politics, Trump, Uncategorized, Voter Fraud
Tagged inspiration, myths, turn-out, voting rights
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Americans Don’t Want Senate’s Health Care Plan, But It’s Unclear What They Do Want
This is from my friend John Hooker: OK guys — this is a must-read. It contains what you need to know about American public opinion on health care. Don’t forget, health care affects everyone and encompasses almost every aspect of … Continue reading
Posted in ACA, AHCA, American Health Care Act, GOP, Health Care, trumpcare, Uncategorized
Tagged aca, healthcare, obamacare, trumpcare
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Senate’s health care bill will cost New York’s Medicaid program billions
Posted on Politico New York was one of only two states to take advantage of the Essential Plan, also known as the Basic Health Plan, a program funded with the Affordable Care Act’s tax credits and cost-sharing subsidies. | Getty … Continue reading
Posted in AHCA, American Health Care Act, Better Care Reconciliation Act, Cuomo, GOP, Health Care, Medicaid, Trump, trumpcare
Tagged New York
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Medicaid Cuts Will Drive Up Cost Of Private Coverage, Montana Insurers Say
KAISER HEALTH NEWS — REPEAL & REPLACE WATCH By Eric Whitney, Montana Public Radio July 10, 2017 From left, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Sens. Pat Roberts (R-Kan.) and Steve Daines (R-Mont.) chat before a Republican meeting to discuss … Continue reading
Posted in AHCA, American Health Care Act, Better Care Reconciliation Act, GOP, Health Care, Medicaid, Trump, trumpcare
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Republicans are victims of a discredited economic ideology
Posted on Brookings.edu Isabel V. Sawhill Friday, July 7, 2017 Editor’s Note:This article originally appeared in Real Clear Markets on July 7, 2017. Sometimes people do inhumane things. The Senate health care bill is a case in point. It denies … Continue reading
Posted in economics, GOP, Health Care, Trump
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Noam Chomsky: On Trump and the State of the Union – SCARY!
GREAT INTERVIEW! THE STONE JULY 5, 2017 Continue reading the main story Share This Page Email Save Over the past few months, as the disturbing prospect of a Trump administration became a disturbing reality, I decided to reach out to … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Ethics, Fake News, foreign policy, GOP, Health Care, New York Times, Politics, Russian connection, science, Trump, trumpcare, Uncategorized, war
Tagged atomic, korea, nuclear, philosophy, war
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Voter “Integrity” and Republican Hypocrisy
You have to love the sheer effrontery of the Trump Administration’s new Presidential Advisory Commission on Voter Integrity, set up to validate Trump’s absurd claim that he only lost the popular vote because of the votes of millions of undocumented … Continue reading
The Populist Surge – Analysis from Across the Pond
On June 27th, Martin Wolf in the Financial Times writes: Why has the appeal of populist ideas grown in western countries? Is this a temporary phenomenon? In the wake of Brexit and the election of Donald Trump, the collapse … Continue reading
Posted in Canvassing, Congress, economy, Employment, GOP, immigration/deportation, Politics, Religion & tolerance, Trump, Uncategorized
Tagged brexit, populism, populist, Trump
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Zeldin Gets It Wrong Again
The House just passed the Creating Hope and Opportunity for Investors, Consumers, and Entrepreneurs Act, otherwise known as the Financial CHOICE Act of 2017 (H.R. 10). Lee Zeldin was a champion of the bill and just issued a press release … Continue reading
Posted in CFPB, GOP, Student Debt, Student Loans, Tax Reform, Trump
Tagged CFPB, CHOICE Act, Dodd-Frank
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