Statistical sampling.....Termin8tor » 09 Mar 2017 2:12 pm » wrote:Are you stupid or just lying, psycho?
It's always difficult to tell, but given your history, I'll assume you're lying.
Introduction to CBO#ShePersisted » 09 Mar 2017 2:24 pm » wrote: You mean the incompetent partisan CBO that is run by a Republican who was hired by the Republicans?
Republicans cite the CBO when it suits them, don't they?
I don't know what the rules are for staffing the CBO, but 1) they have a horrific track record and 2) it's too early to score the bill given the many stages it has to pass.#ShePersisted » 09 Mar 2017 2:24 pm » wrote: You mean the incompetent partisan CBO that is run by a Republican who was hired by the Republicans?
You don't have to be a pollster to have taken statistics and/or understand the basics, Dim.#ShePersisted » 09 Mar 2017 2:29 pm » wrote: Statistical sampling.....
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Since when are you a pollster?
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Just to put this psycho's claims in perspective, there was enough evidence of Clinton's crimes, impeachable offenses and rapes to easily convict him of them, yet little Miss Marxist lied in his defense for years.#ShePersisted » 08 Mar 2017 10:37 pm » wrote: Aren't proof and evidence like the same thing?
So you don't think it's the least bit strange that Trump has this big bromance with Putin and everyone around him seems to have ties to Russia?
If it's all so innocent why do they keep denying that they ever met with or talked to any Russians, until it's proven that they lied about it?
Which agency is in charge of that sound US policy which state habitually thwarts, Mensa?Termin8tor » 09 Mar 2017 1:58 pm » wrote:
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The State Dept. has been an obstacle to sound US foreign policy, Dim.
Sure smells to me like tillerson was hand-picked for tRump by pooty pooty.Termin8tor » 09 Mar 2017 1:58 pm » wrote: They tried to obstruct and undermine Reagan's policies that won the Cold War.
That's scary, not what that wackjob Maddow is babbling about.
Zero is an over-used word, unless we're discussing your charisma, bathroomer.Termin8tor » 09 Mar 2017 4:01 pm » wrote: There is ZERO EVIDENCE of Trump wrongdoing,
No one is fooled, fanboi.Termin8tor » 09 Mar 2017 2:00 pm » wrote: Ever heard of statistical sampling, Dim?
It means that over time if I've never seen you write a word of strong criticism of Obama, the odds are effectively zero that you have.
Everything with the federal government is always in opposite-land. The appearance of haste signals long term strategy in play - the appearance of deliberation means they're being rushed.#ShePersisted » 09 Mar 2017 2:04 pm » wrote:The Great Republican Swindle
The Trump administration and GOP Congress are lying about Obamacare and their proposed replacement.
If they succeed, it would be one of the great scams in the history of Congress.
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House Republicans are rushing the AHCA through the legislative process without a cost estimate from the Congressional Budget Office to ballpark the bill’s effect on coverage, cost, spending, and revenue.
CBO predicted Obamacare would expand coverage dramatically, and it did.
To the extent that it forecast a greater dip in the uninsurance rate than we’ve seen, it’s because the Supreme Court made the ACA’s Medicaid expansion optional, and several Republican state governments subsequently declined to make their constituents’ lives better, simply out of spite.
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The ACA passed once and for all well before midnight on March 22, 2010, after a year’s worth of debates and votes nearly all of which occurred or concluded before midnight.
The earliest Democrats ever envisioned passing health care reform was July 2009.
Republicans reported ACA repeal out of the House Ways and Means Committee at 4:30 in the morning.
The bill has been public for two days.
And misty is incorrect. They are not repealing anything.Cannonpointer » 09 Mar 2017 4:25 pm » wrote:Everything with the federal government is always in opposite-land. The appearance of haste signals long term strategy in play - the appearance of deliberation means they're being rushed.
Whatever sac of **** they're catching fire to, it's gonna really, really stink when it gets on our shoes. It's had time to ferment while they fomented.
Isn't it funny that the queers who rub themselves publicly over their lust for Murka are always the first and most virulent to attack our institutions?Termin8tor » 09 Mar 2017 2:11 pm » wrote:
No, it didn't. The Medicaid expansion expanded most coverage, so nObamacare was never needed other than as a Trojan Horse to achieve Single Payer and make all Americans dependent on the federal government.
And the CBO utterly bungled the cost of Obamacare to the point their estimate was anr freaking joke.
And somebody will give an estimate of costs when the time is appropriate, hopefully not the incompetent, partisan CBO.
Clemjob the walking blowjob feels perfectly safe simply lying through his teeth about the CBO. It's all team for that queer - facts be damned.Huey » 09 Mar 2017 2:45 pm » wrote:
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If it's too early to score it, it's WAY too early to fast-track it out of committee.Termin8tor » 09 Mar 2017 3:50 pm » wrote: I don't know what the rules are for staffing the CBO, but 1) they have a horrific track record and 2) it's too early to score the bill given the many stages it has to pass.
Jesus, you ****. Get a head doctor.Termin8tor » 09 Mar 2017 4:01 pm » wrote: bla bla psycho bla bla Clintonbla bla rapes bla bla little Miss Marxist
bla bla ZERO EVIDENCE bla bla lies.
bla bla deep psychological problems.
She's probably going by what they are saying - which is the opposite of what they are doing. Either that, or you are - in which case, yes they are.Huey » 09 Mar 2017 4:28 pm » wrote: And misty is incorrect. They are not repealing anything.
Blah, blah, blah, blah.Cannonpointer » 09 Mar 2017 4:28 pm » wrote:Isn't it funny that the queers who rub themselves publicly over their lust for Murka are always the first and most virulent to attack our institutions?
Smartest post you've made in a while, clemjob.Termin8tor » 09 Mar 2017 4:43 pm » wrote: Blah, blah, blah, blah.
Here's a hint, Dim. What matters is who staffs that agency and whether or not they are willing to carry out a president's directives, not undermine them.Cannonpointer » 09 Mar 2017 4:44 pm » wrote:
Smartest post you've made in a while, clemjob.
So what is the name of the APPROPRIATE agency to carry out US foreign policy?