Was Barack The Magic Negro Really Smarter Than All Those White Republicans

[NiceGuy53]

Originally Posted by bamscram

You are as fucking dumb as he is. Been 69ing?

I 69 with hot women. You 69 with other men. Big difference there fag boy! If you can get the dicks out of your mouth long enough, you should try 69 with a woman.

[gary5912]

retarded lenny we know you eat cockroaches but you don't have post pictures of them moron

[bambino]

Originally Posted by gary5912

retarded lenny we know you eat cockroaches but you don't have post pictures of them moron

Retarded Lenny is a lying cockroach.

[I B Hankering]

[bamscram]

Originally Posted by gary5912

retarded lenny we know you eat cockroaches but you don't have post pictures of them moron

Originally Posted by bambino

Retarded Lenny is a lying cockroach.

Dumb fucks don't know a cricket from a cockroach, and they both suck cock.

[skirtchaser79411]

YES HE IS

[dilbert firestorm]

Originally Posted by gary5912

retarded lenny we know you eat cockroaches but you don't have post pictures of them moron

Originally Posted by bambino

Retarded Lenny is a lying cockroach.

gary, bambino, that's a cricket, not a cockroach!

this is a cockroach. ugly suckers.

[flghtr65]

Originally Posted by the_real_Barleycorn

2 million more to lose health insurance under Obama care.

20 million people would lose their health insurance if the "Trumpcare" plan passed by the House of Reps gets passed by the Senate. Fortunately, the Senate is not discussing the bill passed by the House of Reps and is writing their own bill.

[flghtr65]

Originally Posted by flghtr65

20 million people would lose their health insurance if the "Trumpcare" plan passed by the House of Reps gets passed by the Senate. Fortunately, the Senate is not discussing the bill passed by the House of Reps and is writing their own bill.

There are three republican senators that are against the Senate bill. They don't want to lose the Expanded Medicaid for their states. Senator Susan Collins of Maine is one of the three.

[flghtr65]

Originally Posted by the_real_Barleycorn

Obamacare is failing and will collapse. Even if the GOP fails to repeal it, it will still collapse.

Nothing but speculation by you JDrunk. If the ACA is collapseing , then why are the Health Insurance companies filing new rates with the "Commissioner of Health Insurance" for each state? There is no need to file a rate with the "Commissioner of Health Insurance" if you don't plan on selling health insurance in a particular state. As for choice, there was as much choice in 2017 as there was in 2016 for most policyholders. JDrunk, you simply do not know what you are talking about!

[I B Hankering]

Originally Posted by flghtr65

20 million people would lose their health insurance if the "Trumpcare" plan passed by the House of Reps gets passed by the Senate. Fortunately, the Senate is not discussing the bill passed by the House of Reps and is writing their own bill.

You're lying again, flighty. Most of those 20 million would not "lose" but rather would elect for themselves "not to buy" health insurance and use that money for other needs, flighty. Most of the remaining balance of that 20 million should never have been put on Medicaid to begin with, flighty. If you want to spout your nonsense to someone you think is too stupid to see the truth, flighty, go talk to yourself in the mirror.

[flghtr65]

Originally Posted by I B Hankering

. Most of the remaining balance of that 20 million should never have been put on Medicaid to begin with.

You don't know what you are talking about either. There are 10 million people who are getting the expanded Medicaid. They fall in the category of "family of 4" and make less that $24,000. These people don't make enough to qualify for a subsidy for a private plan. Those are the facts liar. Why don't you ask the republican Senator Susan Collins from Maine, if poor people should get Expanded Medicaid. She is certainly against any bill where Maine would lose their Expanded Medicaid.

Your dumbass would have poor uninsured people flood the emergency room of a hospital when they get sick. Guess what dumbass the emergency room is the most expensive place to get treated.

[I B Hankering]

Originally Posted by flghtr65

You don't know what you are talking about either. There are 10 million people who are getting the expanded Medicaid. They fall in the category of "family of 4" and make less that $24,000. These people don't make enough to qualify for a subsidy for a private plan. Those are the facts liar. Why don't you ask the republican Senator Susan Collins from Maine, if poor people should get Expanded Medicaid. She is certainly against any bill where Maine would lose their Expanded Medicaid.

Your dumbass would have poor uninsured people flood the emergency room of a hospital when they get sick. Guess what dumbass the emergency room is the most expensive place to get treated.

You're a lying sack of shit, flighty. The CBO reported that millions of people YOUR ilk claims will 'lose their health insurance' will actually voluntarily self-elect not to pay premiums for health insurance, flighty. And it's a well known fact that you fuckin' dim-retards changed the definitions of 'disability' to include many who had here-to-fucking-fore been considered not disabled and functionally employable, flighty.

[flghtr65]

Originally Posted by I B Hankering

You're a lying.

I am not lying. There is a good reason why you will not talk about Expanded Medicaid, your dumbass does not understand what it is. Here is a summary for your dumbass.

1. Thirty one states took the Expanded Medicaid option. The Federal Government pays 90% of the cost. The state will pay 10% of the cost. Ten million people in the 31 states that took it are on Expanded Medicaid, that is a fact.

2. A family of 4 must make less than $24,000 to qualify. You get an insurance card from your state. You do not deal with a health insurance company (you don't get a private health insurance plan from the government exchange).

3. In the Trumpcare bill passed by the house of representatives, Expanded Medicaid goes away in three years (The Federal government will stop paying 90% of the cost). That means dumbass that 10 million people will lose their expanded Medicaid. The people who get this are not paying a premium for it dumbass, IT'S FREE. So, your sentence about these people spending money on other things is nothing but BULLSHIT.

4. All you do is post Bullshit over and over and over again.!!!!!!!

https://www.medicaid.gov/affordable-...ity/index.html

[I B Hankering]

Originally Posted by flghtr65

I am not lying. There is a good reason why you will not talk about Expanded Medicaid, your dumbass does not understand what it is. Here is a summary for your dumbass.

1. Thirty one states took the Expanded Medicaid option. The Federal Government pays 90% of the cost. The state will pay 10% of the cost. Ten million people in the 31 states that took it are on Expanded Medicaid, that is a fact.

2. A family of 4 must make less than $24,000 to qualify. You get an insurance card from your state. You do not deal with a health insurance company (you don't get a private health insurance plan from the government exchange).

3. In the Trumpcare bill passed by the house of representatives, Expanded Medicaid goes away in three years (The Federal government will stop paying 90% of the cost). That means dumbass that 10 million people will lose their expanded Medicaid. The people who get this are not paying a premium for it dumbass, IT'S FREE. So, your sentence about these people spending money on other things is nothing but BULLSHIT.

4. All you do is post Bullshit over and over and over again.!!!!!!!

https://www.medicaid.gov/affordable-...ity/index.html

Every time you chant Odumbo's mantra you're lying, flighty. Odumbo rigged the numbers to entitle mutha fuckers that have no right to other people's money,
flighty.

When the White House tried to bring the Census Bureau under direct White House control early in 2009, there was an outcry that this was a political ploy to control congressional redistricting and the allocation of government spending. Critics may have missed one more reason why Odumbo wanted more control of the Census Bureau: to redefine what constitutes "poverty."

Robert Rector writes in "Team O's Poor Trick" that "it was a surreptitious and dubious shift by the Odumbo administration, setting the 'near-poverty' income level very close to the median-household income in most communities" that led to the sudden addition of millions of people to the lower-income realm. Median income is the point at which half the households have more income and half have less.

Rector writes:

Thus, it was foreordained that, using this new standard, the Census folks "discovered" that almost half the population is living in "near-poverty" conditions. That is, if you define "near poverty" as an income roughly equal to the median, that means that by definition nearly half the population will always be "poor" or "near poor" - regardless of any changes in actual living standards.

Odumbo's new poverty measure will produce very odd results. For example, if the real income of every single American were to magically double overnight, the new measure would show no drop in poverty or "near poverty," because the poverty- and near-poverty income thresholds would also double.

In other words, the president has introduced a statistical trick that gives new meaning to the saying that "the poor will always be with you."

The shift seems designed to promote Odumbo's obsession to "spread the wealth." By suggesting that many more Americans are poor or near-poor, the Census generates political pressure to raise taxes and expand the welfare state.

Of course, Odumbo has already permanently increased welfare spending by nearly a third. This year, the government will spend more than $900 billion on means-tested aid, providing cash, food, housing, medical care and social services to poor and low-income persons. (This figure does not include Social Security, Medicare or unemployment insurance.)

This welfare spending comes to around $9,000 for each person in the lowest-income third of the population. And the new "poverty" measure is propaganda to raise the figure further.

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