The Laudable Pursuit: Keeping Our Promise to Repeal
"to elevate the condition of men--to lift artificial weights from all shoulders, to clear the paths of laudable pursuit for all, to afford all an unfettered start and a fair chance, in the race of life." --
Chairman's Note: Keeping Our Promise to Repeal
"For five years,
"With this vote, we are keeping a promise and putting a bill that repeals Obamacare and defunds
It is now 2017, and we have a Republican president in the
It doesn't repeal the Obamacare Medicaid expansion. It doesn't repeal the Obamacare regulations that drive up the cost of premiums. But it does create a brand-new spending program whose size and cost are entirely unclear.
This is a bad bill. One that will almost certainly be made worse once the
The simple reality is that
But
But thanks to a rule created by former-Sen.
"So, let's fulfill our promise to repeal Obamacare immediately and then take our time and make sure we get health-care reform right."
The good news is that we already have a bill that not only made it through the Byrd bath but was also voted for by every Republican: the 2015 repeal bill that Speaker
Now, the 2015 bill is not perfect. It might be improved during a
Either way, there will be a lot more work to do on health care reform. Work that can't be finished in the narrow window of time between now and when the
So, let's fulfill our promise to repeal Obamacare immediately and then take our time and make sure we get health-care reform right. Let's pass the 2015 repeal bill that
Violence Is Not Speech
Issue in Focus: Slow Walking the Swamp Drain
The federal government employs well over 2 million people. One man cannot lead an organization that large by himself. Not only do you need a full cabinet, but you need hundreds of undersecretaries and deputies as well. Being president without the aid of your cabinet and agency leaders makes the job almost impossible. But this is exactly the position
Of the last seven administrations, three had a full cabinet confirmed and in place within three weeks of the president's inauguration.
At four weeks into his presidency, a mere six of his fifteen nominees had not yet been voted on. And at the end of week seven, two of those nominees haven't even had a single committee hearing.
How did this happen" Simple:
This is not what the American people voted for in last year's drain-the-swamp election. This is business as usual in
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