For someone who was his party's vice-presidential nominee just a year ago, Rep. Paul Ryan has not been all that visible in the current bout of Republican hostage-taking that's shut down the government and is threatening default. But fear not! He's still the same old Paul Ryan, ever eager to attack Medicare and Medicaid and, in a House Republican meeting, keep pressing on some of the issues that helped him to victory ignominious defeat in 2012. Ryan whipped up opposition to Sen. Susan Collins's "compromise" bill,
... saying the House could not accept either a debt-limit bill or a government-funding measure that would delay the next fight until the new year.According to two Republicans familiar with the exchange, Ryan argued that the House would need those deadlines as “leverage” for delaying the health-care law’s individual mandate and adding a “conscience clause” — allowing employers and insurers to opt out of birth-control coverage if they find it objectionable on moral or religious grounds — and mentioned tax and entitlement goals Ryan had focused on in a recent op-ed in the Wall Street Journal.
they are all lining up against "we the people" they need time to further deny us ACA while railing in favor of how much of a abomination it is, but if that were true all the posturing they were doing when internet overload happened why are they back to the desperate moves of yesterday, it is true the more who indulge the more who get in love with it.
no matter how they play it it will be a success even with their dirty tricks to sink it, so far the only ones losing altitude are them typical of Kamikaze's.
Putting employers between women and their doctors is one of the reasons House Republicans forced the vastly unpopular shutdown to begin with, but gosh, it's comforting to know that Paul Ryan is still on the case, isn't it?
Even if you want to put employers between women and their doctors and keep health insurance ridiculously expensive, the idea that the United States of America defaulting on its debts is appropriate leverage for those goals is so absurdly disproportionate.
He's actually arguing that possible economic collapse is a fair trade for giving bosses power over women's birth control choices! The absolutism here is mindboggling. What's next, using the threat of nuclear war as leverage to privatize Medicare?
they accused Pres. of trying to put gov't between you and your dr., then they go further by trying to put your employer between you and your dr., after they themselves have assumed that position closing abortion clinics, laws that lock you up for trying to get it narrowing the time,
and don't forget Va.'s gov. ultrasound
from you gov't to your boss to them between your legs makes a women IMO feel really cheap in their eyes only and they really support my assumption by their actions, panels about women's rights and no women there, that's republican war on women beat them by proxy.
republican women best i can come up with is self haters who want to take the entire female population with them, are you ready, even if you don't want to go?
