http://www.policymic.com/articles/63559/government-shutdown-2013-tea-party-shut-up-and-trust-your-leaders
that title makes you wonder who is lying the hardest the discontent within can be only about ACA. divided they fall.
House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy (R-Calf.) announced Wednesday that a bill that would have averted a government shutdown would not go to a vote, due to Republican division on how to challenge President Obama's Affordable Care Act.
Under the current House leadership's floor plan, the vote on a continuing resolution to fund the government would be split into two parts.The first part would continue to fund the government at current levels, while the second portion of the resolution would defund the Affordable Care Act. Due to a rule introduced in the House when debate over this resolution began, before the House Clerk sends the bill to the Senate to be voted on, the Senate must first vote on whether or not to defund the Affordable Care Act — a vote that Senate Democrats will certainly never allow.
are we in for 41 more of these bills that go nowhere, at what cost to "we the people"? i don't see the pieces that should fit this together but being a right wing ploy there is no logic or method to their madness.
don't mistake their relentless republican voters for they must be right to go 42 times 40 of which were lunacy, they are just that desperate to hold on to their "extra money" from keeping you paying ins. co.'s. exorbitant fees, not about you, but the ACA is don't be infected by the party of stupidity health care for you and 30 million plus is not an abomination to call it that is the abomination.
The one problem in the House leadership's strategy is Tea Party representatives. The same Tea Party Republicans that rejoiced in the defeat of the Farm Bill in June and embarrassed Republicans on a national level are once again sowing the seeds of discord and threatening to turn a chance of regaining the Senate into a scenario in which the GOP could potentially lose the House in 2014.This is my message to the Tea Party members who do not know what it is like to be in the minority party and don't know anything about governing: Trust your leadership and try to look at the big picture for once. Instant government does not happen overnight.Speaker Boehner isn't a dictator who can get rid of President Obama's laws on a whim. There is a legislative process that must be followed and Republicans have to play the game to get enough seats before real conservative change can occur.The Tea Party can get on its bully pulpit all it wants an accuse the House majority whip of "whipping votes for Obamacare," but where is that going to land Republicans if the government shuts down and Republicans lose the House next November?
this last paragraph along with this i would like to cc the republican voters, care about yourself not the hate filled ideology of denial more of you will feel it than any other group
