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Seven years ago, when they shoved this pile of horse manure down the throats of the American People, they excluded the Republicans from any input at all. The proglodytes were told that this mess wouldn\u2019t work and the ignored everyone. Now, no thanks to people like John McSlime, Obamacare is now rapidly collapsing. The Democrats have finally figured out that they\u2019re the ones who will be held responsible, not the Republicans. They are scrambling to fix the mess they made. Here are the details from Fox News<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n After fighting Republicans tooth-and-nail for years on their plans to repeal and replace ObamaCare, Democrats have in a matter of days started touting a slew of proposals aimed at improving the ailing health care system. <\/b><\/p>\n This disaster can\u2019t be improved, only killed. But hey, Democrats. The one thing the excel in is reinforcing abject failure.<\/p>\n The Democrats\u2019 scramble to tackle the problem comes after Senate Republicans endured a high-profile failure on their so-called \u2018skinny repeal\u2019 replacement bill last week, leaving unclear whether Republicans can ever get the votes to go it alone on health care. <\/b><\/p>\n Sadly, we may have to wait until 2018. I suspect we\u2019re going to see a number of senators and representatives who are up for reelection facing primary opponents. Why? They promised to end Obamacare and when the time came, the showed their usual courage.<\/p>\n Given the difficulty in locking down GOP support, some Republicans have welcomed the prospect of bipartisan talks. <\/b><\/p>\n Yeah, it\u2019s the usual suspects probably led by that scumbag John McSlime.<\/p>\n At the same time, some Democratic ideas — such as those that swell the deficit — may find little support on the Republican side. <\/b><\/p>\n Unless it\u2019s a full repeal, forget it. Roll everything back to where things started, THEN we can look at putting something new in place. Personally, I think something that is market based…for once, would be good.<\/p>\n But the proposals could reflect a party, like the GOP, concerned about public backlash if ObamaCare’s problems escalate into the 2018 midterm election year — amid President Trump’s warnings of a looming collapse. <\/b><\/p>\n The problem for the Proglodytes is, they\u2019re Progressive Soviet style totalitarians. Their base has moved so far to the left that nothing short of a Communist style state will satisfy them. I really do hope they double down and try to push a socialist single payer system. To date, the states that have looked at it gave up when they found out just how much it would cost.<\/p>\n \u201cVoters will take this out on both parties next year,\u201d warned Jason Pye, vice president of legislative affairs at the conservative FreedomWorks.<\/b><\/p>\n Yes and no. I do see a number of RINO\u2019s being shown the door, probably in their primaries. (Can we say Good bye and good riddance to Paul Ryan? SURE we can!!) For the Democrats, they\u2019re looking to lose seats, and moving even harder to the left will probably just cause more to go red then they anticipated.<\/p>\n Zero Democrats voted for the latest plan that failed in the Senate, a factor that fuels skepticism on the Republican side about calls, like that from House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, for “serious bipartisan conversations.” <\/b><\/p>\n Of course Pelosi isn\u2019t serious. She isn\u2019t all there either. She has delusions of retaking the speakers gavel, but I think she will be lucky to retain her seat. Her mental state, never good in the first place, appears to be degrading rapidly.<\/p>\n “Democrats have always had a vision for how to fundamentally improve health care in this country whereas Republicans have spent seven years fixated on one thing: repealing it,” House Democratic Caucus Chairman Rep. Joe Crowley, D-N.Y., told Fox News.<\/b><\/p>\n Improve it? They\u2019ve wrecked it! I used to have great insurance. I was grandfathered in when Obamacare was passed. I had to give it up due to the rate increases that doubled my premiums in 4 years. Tell me again how I was going to save $2500 a year?<\/p>\n This week, multiple factions of the House Democratic Caucus met behind closed doors to discuss potential proposals. <\/b><\/p>\n And those proposal are?<\/p>\n Some would aim to codify cost-sharing reduction payments, lower the cost of prescription drugs, and strengthen consumer protections to ensure premium increases are stabilized, according to the aide. <\/b>Another Democratic proposal reportedly would<\/a> allow people ages 50-64 to buy into Medicare.<\/b><\/p>\n So a continuation of ever increasing government control? I see someone isn\u2019t getting the message from the last election.<\/p>\n Staffers from both the Congressional Progressive Caucus and the Congressional Black Caucus told Fox News they plan to introduce ideas as well. <\/b><\/p>\n Ideas? What ideas? These morons haven\u2019t had an original idea in like…ever.<\/p>\n The CPC will focus on additional options for public health care access to address counties losing insurers; and the CBC will roll out a \u201cmini omnibus bill\u201d for health care, pulling together legislation from all 49 members of their caucus and focusing on \u201cexpanding community health centers.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n