Analysis: Republicans prove they are their own worst enemy in 2022
First, it was the feud between Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Florida Sen. Rick Scott over the latter's 11-point plan to "rescue" America if Republicans win majorities in Congress this fall.
Now, Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson has caused a stir by suggesting -- and then un-suggesting -- that Republicans would work to repeal the Affordable Care Act if they retake power in Washington.
"For example, if we're going to repeal and replace Obamacare I still think we need to fix our health-care system we need to have the plan ahead of time so that once we get in office, we can implement it immediately, not knock around like we did last time and fail," Johnson said during a Breitbart News Radio interview Monday morning first flagged by The Washington Post.
That would be a very big deal! After all, congressional Republicans spent the better part of the last decade -- legislatively and legally -- trying to dismantle the ACA. They repeatedly failed in that effort.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/analysis-republicans-prove-they-are-their-own-worst-enemy-in-2022/ar-AAUMTVQ
Ron John's picture is in the dictionary under "Stupid idiot".
ificandream
(9,368 posts)Idiots like Ron John and MTG need to be put on the political unemployment line.
brush
(53,767 posts)to sign any bill replacing Obamacare. Just dumb. And they've had 12 years to come up with a plan and they haven't, so what makes him think they can now?
griffi94
(3,733 posts)It's good theater for the rubes.
Ray Bruns
(4,093 posts)It is going to be out in two weeks. You just wait. You will see. Two Weeks.
brush
(53,767 posts)It's always two weeks away as he thinks people will forget to ask again.
Grins
(7,213 posts)That implies they had a plan to knock around.
Which, after the Reich-wing promised to deliver their plan going back 12-years, I would love to see.
Remember this, June 2019:
Were going to produce phenomenal health care. And we already have the concept of the plan. And itll be much better health care. - Trump.
When?
Yeah, well be announcing that in two months, maybe less.
Maybe more? Maybe never.