OFFICIAL: Donald Trump thread.

[siablo14]

Big up yourself, Bernie. Many more laughing to come and Trump's lies to be highlighted.

[BERNIE'S CORNER]

Big up yourself, Bernie. Many more laughing to come and Trump's lies to be highlighted.

Hey bredren, just expose'n the hypocrisy and bs as it unfolds.

Karma's not finished run'n its course with President Clueless.

Not by a long shot...Not by a long shot.......

[Santa_]

Not today, Merkel. pic.twitter.com/JDRq8zna4F

— Axios (@axios) March 17, 2017

very presidential

[TheLennox]

Donald Trump has been spoiled by life.

I believe everyone is equally intelligent, but our experiences shape our perspectives and our choices. I truly suspect Trump is the definition of a child born with a silver spoon, growing up always having everything he wanted, and speeding through life without ever being challenged significantly. This has become a huge disadvantage for him, in my opinion, although it may not seem that way at first.

A man who doesn't read, who doesn't understand the seriousness of reality, is doomed. No matter how rich, such an outlook on life has its consequences. For Trump, this has meant entangling himself in a game that is far above his viewpoint. He literally doesn't understand the kind of fire he played with.

Lying, scheming, and betraying your people may all work fine in the business world, especially when you already have millions of dollars as a safeguard, but betraying your country at the highest level in exchange for who knows how much money from Russia simply isn't the same thing.

Putin is the greatest mob boss in Russia's history, and the United States is the most powerful empire on the planet. That's the definition of being stuck between a rock and a hard place. Now, he's stuck.

What this silly man doesn't realize is that Putin isn't even the scariest one here. -_-' The US is the main villain of the world. Does anyone honestly believe that being forced to blatantly assassinate people on a regular basis or exclusively control everything is the toughest form of power? Heck no. What Putin has over his people is mostly tyrannical fear.

Someone to actually fear, legitimately, is someone like Obama, who can juggle everything without being forced to make his moves obvious to the public or the world. People are here arguing about Obamacare, when Obama had his part in killing countless people in Yemen, and no one even knows about it. When he executed regime change in Honduras, and no one even found out about it. When Obama still maintains strong popularity;

Men like him are the truly scary men. The men who can talk their way out of anything, and maneuver themselves through anything without looking 1/1000th as silly as Trump looks on any given day.

LOL Yes, my friends, of course Obama "wiretapped" the **** out of Donald Trump, but none of you will ever find out about it. It will not be known to history. What? Did you think he was just going to let the country get taken over by the Russians? Please.

This is all a careful defense of the US' leadership, and sooner rather than later Trump will either resign or be impeached, if he's lucky enough to avoid prosecution by the FBI.

And I expect, after the country's power is restored, Putin will be made to pay a hefty price by whoever solidifies control. This is war.

Donald Trump was a mere pawn.

[SilverMiles]

Trumps healthcare plan was an utter failure

Obamacare is crap, but trumps plan was a step backwards

It's hard to take away entitlements once you give them out. The republicans are dead afraid of the backlash from taking those entitlements away and honestly most of them believe in big government.

Trump's plan basically kicked out the foundation on a terrible healthcare system which would have led to its eventual death much sooner.

Universal Health Care is going to happen, I can't see anyway it doesn't and then country can die a slow death because we're too stupid to take the required steps to make system work.

[creekrat77]

The legacy of Obama won't be Obamacare. It'll be the changing of the Republican/Conservative ideology. Republicans/Convervatives have long held the belief that government should not be involved in healthcare. A true Republican/Conservative would just repeal Obamacare and not replace it. Replacing Obamacare is a liberal position. Liberals beleive government should be involved in healthcare and now so do Republicans/Conservatives

Not really. If anything this failure to pass will have big ramifications for how it will proceed in the future. Rand Paul and conservatives believe the ball is in their court to take the lead when opportunity comes up to open the Obamacare chapter, again. However the GOP is likely divided tonight and angry over those who ****ed this up.

It's fair to say Rand and the no votes ****ed it up. Also equally fair for **** bill drafted under Ryan.
It should be noted that maybe this is the intended outcome all along, even though Trump tried to make it work last minute. All in all, Obamacare has shifted completely at Democrats feet and they will have to suffer the political fallout for where it's going. Speculations show Obamacare to be catastrophic this year and get exponentially worst. Ryan literally just offered a freebee to Dems by reviving the framework and shifting total responsibility to GOP.

[creekrat77]

I wanted trumpcare to pass since 70% of the people who will be affected are trump voters. That's what they want anyway so give it to them

Nobody wanted this bill, constituent wise. It failed. Now Obamacare is on it's path forward to exponential disaster. Instead of Ryan bill reviving the frame work of Obamacare and shifting responsibility to GOP, Dems now hold responsibility for where this goes from here.

[creekrat77]

Headline on Fox News online: "Trump Blames Dems".

Unbelievable.

How is that unbelievable. Now Dems take responsibility for where status of health care goes under Obamacare from here on out. They clearly didn't want to play ball with Ryan's overly generous bill

[BERNIE'S CORNER]

[Motorcity Cobra]

Not really. If anything this failure to pass will have big ramifications for how it will proceed in the future. Rand Paul and conservatives believe the ball is in their court to take the lead when opportunity comes up to open the Obamacare chapter, again. However the GOP is likely divided tonight and angry over those who ****ed this up.

It's fair to say Rand and the no votes ****ed it up. Also equally fair for **** bill drafted under Ryan.
It should be noted that maybe this is the intended outcome all along, even though Trump tried to make it work last minute. All in all, Obamacare has shifted completely at Democrats feet and they will have to suffer the political fallout for where it's going. Speculations show Obamacare to be catastrophic this year and get exponentially worst. Ryan literally just offered a freebee to Dems by reviving the framework and shifting total responsibility to GOP.

Yes really. Show me anytime in history where conservatives have advocated for government involvement in healthcare. They never have. Barry Goldwater is turning in his grave.