DesideriScuri
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ORIGINAL: bounty44 its impossible to tell but as democrats actually worked with republicans and some of the bill is reflective of that, id say no. republicans disagreed with obamacare on fundamental principles, that wasn't the case here. that no democrats voted yes has more to do with their spite of the president than it does with an overall philosophical disagreement with the content of the bill. Yeah? Huh. So, Democrats wanted this bill to pass, but wouldn't vote for it to spite the President? no, what you said does not follow from what I said. contributing to and being in agreement with some elements of the bill does not equate to an overall vote "yes" to the bill, especially when contempt for and "resistance" to the president is so high, and mid-term elections are on the horizon. Actually, your implication is the main reason they didn't vote for this bill is because of Trump. If that be the main reason, then, they were more 'for' it then 'against' it, ergo, they wanted it to pass. If they didn't want this to pass, then their disdain for Trump is moot and not worth mentioning.
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What I support: - A Conservative interpretation of the US Constitution
- Personal Responsibility
- Help for the truly needy
- Limited Government
- Consumption Tax (non-profit charities and food exempt)
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