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Trump, IMO, is the best chance of healing the divide between the ideologues,
the zealots in Washington and elsewhere in American politics.
With a 50 percent disapproval rate from the folks, it doesn't look like Trump will get
much more done. With the media hounding him at ever step, it doesn't look
Trump will get much more done. With both major political parties (and within the GOP)
digging in their heals on every political issue and always being at odds with each other,
it doesn’t look like Trump will get much more done.
IMO, if Donald Trump couldn't get people and politicans together, no one will. I mourn
the American political system. It's time of greatness is over unless there are some
attempts of compromise here and there.
Take the current healthcare issue. GOPs want to provide more healthcare choices for
Americans. Dems want to insure every American at a low cost.
Some members of the GOP freedom caucus of congresspeople in Washington want to
conflate the healthcare issue with the free market issue. Other moderate members of
the GOP want to keep the high demands of Medicaid on government-run healthcare.
Some members of the Democratic Party want to keep the strictly socialism-based
healthcare system known as ACA.
No dem in Washington will vote for the American Healthcare Act of 2017. Not one
member of the freedom caucus in Washington (that I know of) will vote for the
American Healthcare Act of 2017. Not one moderate GOP will vote for the
American Healthcare Act of 2017 unless federal spending of Medicaid is held the same
as federal spending of Medicaid with ACA or is a larger spending portion of the bill.
IMO, it's the politician's job in Washington to come together to make bills
like this happen and not to spout off ideologies and dig in their heels.
I say we American voters should put the feet to the fire of some of these
obstructing politicians. The majority of Americans want a healthcare system that isn't
as oppressive and ACA, yet wishes to maintain coverage for pre-existing conditions.
If you are a congressperson and don't pass a less opressive healthcare law than ACA
while maintaining coverage for pre-existing conditions, YOUR JOB SHOULD BE IN
JEOPARDY.
I will start today to resolve myself to campaign against any congressperson that
doesn't facilitate the passage of the American Healthcare Act of 2017.
BTW, there are other polarizing issues that also need to be corrected but these
implementations have to be made one major hurdle at a time. It's the bad
political sign of the times in American government.
Do you want to save the American political system? Join me.
the zealots in Washington and elsewhere in American politics.
With a 50 percent disapproval rate from the folks, it doesn't look like Trump will get
much more done. With the media hounding him at ever step, it doesn't look
Trump will get much more done. With both major political parties (and within the GOP)
digging in their heals on every political issue and always being at odds with each other,
it doesn’t look like Trump will get much more done.
IMO, if Donald Trump couldn't get people and politicans together, no one will. I mourn
the American political system. It's time of greatness is over unless there are some
attempts of compromise here and there.
Take the current healthcare issue. GOPs want to provide more healthcare choices for
Americans. Dems want to insure every American at a low cost.
Some members of the GOP freedom caucus of congresspeople in Washington want to
conflate the healthcare issue with the free market issue. Other moderate members of
the GOP want to keep the high demands of Medicaid on government-run healthcare.
Some members of the Democratic Party want to keep the strictly socialism-based
healthcare system known as ACA.
No dem in Washington will vote for the American Healthcare Act of 2017. Not one
member of the freedom caucus in Washington (that I know of) will vote for the
American Healthcare Act of 2017. Not one moderate GOP will vote for the
American Healthcare Act of 2017 unless federal spending of Medicaid is held the same
as federal spending of Medicaid with ACA or is a larger spending portion of the bill.
IMO, it's the politician's job in Washington to come together to make bills
like this happen and not to spout off ideologies and dig in their heels.
I say we American voters should put the feet to the fire of some of these
obstructing politicians. The majority of Americans want a healthcare system that isn't
as oppressive and ACA, yet wishes to maintain coverage for pre-existing conditions.
If you are a congressperson and don't pass a less opressive healthcare law than ACA
while maintaining coverage for pre-existing conditions, YOUR JOB SHOULD BE IN
JEOPARDY.
I will start today to resolve myself to campaign against any congressperson that
doesn't facilitate the passage of the American Healthcare Act of 2017.
BTW, there are other polarizing issues that also need to be corrected but these
implementations have to be made one major hurdle at a time. It's the bad
political sign of the times in American government.
Do you want to save the American political system? Join me.
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