https://www.politicususa.com/2019/02/13/top-house-republican-admits-taking-healthcare-away-from-people-was-a-really-bad-idea.html

House Minority Leader Rep. Kevin McCarthy admitted to donors that trying to take healthcare away from people was a really bad idea.
The Washington Post reported:

Speaking privately to his donors, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy squarely blamed Republican losses in last year’s midterm e******ns on the GOP push to roll back health insurance protections for people with preexisting conditions — and in turn blamed his party’s right flank----MORE----

Republicans Realize Taking Away Healthcare Is A Bad Idea, But They’re Still Going To Do It Anyway

McCarthy can blame the Freedom Caucus, but the reality is that he and then-Speaker Paul Ryan backed the far right plan and a bill that had an uncertain future in the Senate. The Freedom Caucus wasn’t the House leadership, so the failure of 2018 belongs to the Republican House leadership and Donald Trump.
McCarthy’s comments never backed off of continuing to take healthcare away from people. The House Minority Leader said that it was a bad idea, but he didn’t say that House Republicans would stop trying to make sure that people had less healthcare that costs more m-----MORE----

https://www.politicususa.com/2019/02/13/top-house-republican-admits-taking-healthcare-away-from-people-was-a-really-bad-idea.html

House Minority Leader Rep. Kevin McCarthy admitted to donors that trying to take healthcare away from people was a really bad idea.
The Washington Post reported:

Speaking privately to his donors, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy squarely blamed Republican losses in last year’s midterm e******ns on the GOP push to roll back health insurance protections for people with preexisting conditions — and in turn blamed his party’s right flank----MORE----

Republicans Realize Taking Away Healthcare Is A Bad Idea, But They’re Still Going To Do It Anyway

McCarthy can blame the Freedom Caucus, but the reality is that he and then-Speaker Paul Ryan backed the far right plan and a bill that had an uncertain future in the Senate. The Freedom Caucus wasn’t the House leadership, so the failure of 2018 belongs to the Republican House leadership and Donald Trump.
McCarthy’s comments never backed off of continuing to take healthcare away from people. The House Minority Leader said that it was a bad idea, but he didn’t say that House Republicans would stop trying to make sure that people had less healthcare that costs more m-----MORE----

Hey Bad Bob, just look at the bright side. You have any number of democratic p**********l candidates who are campaigning on platforms of Medicaid for all. Which is even better than Obamacare. And that's just for starters. There's also free college for all, open borders, c*****e c****e policies for even the most zealous tree-huggers, tax rates of 70% for the very rich, and a Green New Deal to eliminate airplanes, eliminate existing buildings, eliminate cow farts, etc. So you have a whole smorgasbord of policies to choose from to your heart's content.
We constitutional conservatives will just continue to pilgrim along with our current leader.

Hey Bad Bob, just look at the bright side. You have any number of democratic p**********l candidates who are campaigning on platforms of Medicaid for all. Which is even better than Obamacare. And that's just for starters. There's also free college for all, open borders, c*****e c****e policies for even the most zealous tree-huggers, tax rates of 70% for the very rich, and a Green New Deal to eliminate airplanes, eliminate existing buildings, eliminate cow farts, etc. So you have a whole smorgasbord of policies to choose from to your heart's content.
We constitutional conservatives will just continue to pilgrim along with our current leader.

Really?!?! What do you think Nancy Pelosi is talking about when she says walls are “immoral”?

And for your information, I live in that far-left country called California. Where i*****l i*********n is already a huge problem yet it continues in its asinine ways of being a sanctuary state.
Our new governor just pulled all the Calif. National Guard off the border just ahead of the next illegal invasion and sent them to help with fire-fighting duties - in the middle of one of our rainiest seasons in my memory.

My understanding is that the “immoral” tag refers to spending taxpayers money on an ocean to ocean wall that will not stop illegal drugs or i*****l i*******ts. I have also heard it references the reckless spending on a wall without a comprehensive immigration plan that could include provisions for vetted guest workers and a humane solution to DACA kids.

My understanding is that some National Guardsmen were left at the border after consultation with senior Guard officials.

I also understand that a good rant is juicier with a dash of hysteria and not too many inconvenient facts.

https://www.politicususa.com/2019/02/13/top-house-republican-admits-taking-healthcare-away-from-people-was-a-really-bad-idea.html

House Minority Leader Rep. Kevin McCarthy admitted to donors that trying to take healthcare away from people was a really bad idea.
The Washington Post reported:

Speaking privately to his donors, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy squarely blamed Republican losses in last year’s midterm e******ns on the GOP push to roll back health insurance protections for people with preexisting conditions — and in turn blamed his party’s right flank----MORE----

Republicans Realize Taking Away Healthcare Is A Bad Idea, But They’re Still Going To Do It Anyway

McCarthy can blame the Freedom Caucus, but the reality is that he and then-Speaker Paul Ryan backed the far right plan and a bill that had an uncertain future in the Senate. The Freedom Caucus wasn’t the House leadership, so the failure of 2018 belongs to the Republican House leadership and Donald Trump.
McCarthy’s comments never backed off of continuing to take healthcare away from people. The House Minority Leader said that it was a bad idea, but he didn’t say that House Republicans would stop trying to make sure that people had less healthcare that costs more m-----MORE----