Texas 😀

[disabilityhealth]

I don’t understand how Republicans are so flippant about people’s fear of losing their protections for pre-existing conditions. They truly don’t care about us at all. 

Disabled/ill people: “We’re afraid we might die” 

Republicans: “Lol you liberal whiners, just get over it”

I’m so fucking mad. Are we even human to them? Nope.

[neiphitus-blog]

Insurance=something you pay for just in case something happens . Not something you get after something happens. You can't wreck your car then go purchase insurance, expecting them to fix it. That is called welfare. Being given something for nothing.

[tomorrow-therell-b-more-of-us]

The phone numbers of everyone who voted for the healthcare bill. Do what you’d like with this information…

[neiphitus-blog]

Obama care is to blame for this, do you have that guys number?

[berniesrevolution]

Money in politics isn’t a “niche issue”.

[neiphitus-blog]

323 million for Trump, and nearly 700 million for Clinton . Neither of which came close to what Obama raised and spent.

[whatshouldicallabout]

Tell Republicans who voted for the AHCA: We’ll remember

Republicans just passed a health care law that would take health insurance from 24 million people, raise costs on seniors, poor people and sick people, and give the super wealthy an enormous tax break.

We can still stop it in the Senate. But before you call your Senators, if you had a Republican rep who voted for this monstrosity, take a few minutes and call them. Yell at them for voting for a bill without even waiting for a CBO score to show how many of their constituents it would impact and without any debate. Let them know that you’ll remember this in 2018. Republicans in the Senate - and the House, when it comes back for reconciliation - will be watching to see what kind of fallout this vote causes. Make sure they feel it.

Script: “Hi, I’m [your name] and I’m a constituent from [your town.] I’m calling to say that I’m furious that Representative So and So voted for the American Health Care Act without even waiting for a CBO score to find out how people in [his or her] district would be impacted. This is going to effect millions of people’s health and it’s absolutely shameful that Rep. So-and-so voted to force it through with no debate or hearings. I’ll be voting against Rep. So-and-so in November for this vote and I’m going to encourage my friends and neighbors to do the same.”

[neiphitus-blog]

First of all, you are doing Washington math. Millions of uninsured illegal immigrants were originally tallied in the total of uninsured "Americans" prior to the Obamacare Care law. Once it was put in place these individuals were no longer included in the tally. Secondly, millions more of the so-called "insured" were shuffled over into Medicaid , which put even more of a burden on that system. Additionally, millions were counted as being covered due to the law, of whom 30-40% would have qualified regardless. This also discounts the millions of Americans who were forced out of private or company plans, and forced into the state exchanges. So when you do actual math, you find that between 2-5 million people who were not insured before, would lose coverage. Of that 2-5 million nearly half are younger adults that did not want insurance to begin with, and the other half are those unwilling to work or do anything for themselves. Classic mis-information from the left. I also love how no one ever mentions the 200-300% increase of medical coverage for those of us who work. All the little penalties that insurance providers are able to implement now, that previously they couldn't do.

[micdotcom]

Hillary Clinton slams Trump for silence on torture of gay and bisexual men in Chechnya

[neiphitus-blog]

She didn't seem to have many issues taking money from countries/groups that stoned women and gays in the Middle East, guess Chechnya didn't pay their tab.

[cracked]

But the worst part about Trump’s love for Operation Wetback is that it means he doesn’t even understand why it had an impact. The immigration plan was, in fact, two-pronged. The “send them back” hard-ass military approach didn’t work that well (and didn’t do the country any favors, reputation-wise). The true success came in its less-publicized dealings, wherein the U.S. and Mexican governments worked together to curb illegal immigration by making legal immigration easier. Most of the undocumented immigrants “stamped out” by the disgustingly named operation weren’t deported; they simply “disappeared” by becoming full-fledged American citizens.

None of that even matters, however, since the kind of immigration Trump wants to solve is completely different from what it was 60 years ago. Back then, most undocumented immigrants were seasonal workers who would routinely make trips back and forth from Mexico. Today, most undocumented immigrants live and work in America full-time, and roughly 80 percent of them pay more taxes than the president-elect has in decades. But they weren’t born in America, so fuck them.

5 Reasons Trump’s Immigration Plan Is A Goddamn Mess

[neiphitus-blog]

I am thinking maybe you should fact check your "news" before posting it. Half of illegal immigrants FILE tax returns not PAY taxes, and receive more money back than they paid in. They make more money than they are taxed for by working cash jobs, being paid under the table, then get low income credits and child credits because their taxable income is so low. So basically the 50% of illegals that you are bragging on for paying taxes are actually getting cash welfare from taxpayers, all while making a good living being paid under the table. Factor in welfare and all the other programs for low income families, and you will see that they are milking the American taxpayers, all the while being defended by morons that can't fact check past Politifact.