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In reply to the discussion: Senate Democrats to Cave to Republicans [View all]Quiet Em
(2,653 posts)25. This article seems to be pushing what the Republicans in the Senate want to happen
I don't believe there are the votes for this to pass.
Hakeem Jeffries has said that the House Democrats will not sign any legislation that merely promises future talks on health care subsidies.
So Thune's plan would be DOA at the House even if is somehow passed the Senate, which is doubtful.
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CNN not known for their reporting integrity. I do hope this is CNN just publicly jacking off again.
NotHardly
Nov 2025
#21
Will they ever learn? You can't negotiate with Lucy to kick the football at a "later date"
rsdsharp
Nov 2025
#3
Are they really folding? I hate having the Republicans bully us and we thanking them.
dem4decades
Nov 2025
#4
The deal would not include an extension of the expiring enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies -- a key Democratic demand
Celerity
Nov 2025
#16
For one, we're not the ones letting Americans starve, that would be the repigs.
MarineCombatEngineer
Nov 2025
#57
I understand. But if you genuinely believe ""the entire US healthcare system will collapse" under the old rules, then...
thesquanderer
Nov 2025
#137
Who is starving? Let's be real, there's other sources for food, especially in the short term.
dem4decades
Nov 2025
#66
Dems made their point, clearly repigs are not going to give in. Repigs get all the blowback on healthcare
LymphocyteLover
Nov 2025
#89
So, Democrats prolonged a shutdown that caused a lot of pain, to make a political point?
Chicken Magnet
Nov 2025
#96
What's your solution? There was no way out of this is Repigs aren't willing to give in.
LymphocyteLover
Nov 2025
#130
Well when they die because they can't get health care, I will personally hold you and them accountable.
Mr.WeRP
Nov 2025
#49
So...government gets opened until JANUARY??? And we do it all again. Lucy snatches the healthcare subsidy football from
Nanjeanne
Nov 2025
#10
This article seems to be pushing what the Republicans in the Senate want to happen
Quiet Em
Nov 2025
#25
If the subsidies were sent directly to the individuals, I imagine it would be considered income
generalbetrayus
Nov 2025
#48
Horrible but we won the 2025 election & Republicans will own the end of ACA for 2026
bucolic_frolic
Nov 2025
#31
If you are disappointed in turnout or independents in the next election, remember this decision.
RockRaven
Nov 2025
#38
Left him a message also - I doubt it will matter. Can't understand why he would trust anything the GOP says?
walkingman
Nov 2025
#122
Exactly. That's how politics works. It's a chess game, it's give-and-take, it's maneuvering...
QueerDuck
Nov 2025
#61
Discussions confirmed in "the Hill" as well - Thune is trying to push this vote through tonight
TBF
Nov 2025
#56
All two parties agree that you have the freedom to suffer and die.
DJ Synikus Makisimus
Nov 2025
#58
Everyone pissed off at Jon Stewart, wondering how Dems were gonna piss away a win? This! All a this BS
MerryBlooms
Nov 2025
#59
Omg, i feel.like we're trapped in that crappy game show. Deal, Or No Deal!?!
MerryBlooms
Nov 2025
#67
I can envision Been A Dick Donald telling his toadies in the Senate to go ahead
MarineCombatEngineer
Nov 2025
#88
And she has every incentive to not trust the repigs given their past history of going back on their "promises".
MarineCombatEngineer
Nov 2025
#93
Democratic lawmakers needed to make the number one priority to communicate to the American
Doodley
Nov 2025
#123
I wish the "that's not happening, all is well" crowd here would get it through their heads that
Scrivener7
Nov 2025
#124
And if you had known they would have pulled this rug out from under you, no doubt you
Scrivener7
Nov 2025
#133
