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To: TimF who wrote (746183)10/12/2013 2:48:32 PM
From: i-node  Respond to of 1575413
 
>> and how its being implemented.

If there is anything approaching anarchy, this would be it, not the Republican's futile opposition.



To: TimF who wrote (746183)10/12/2013 6:16:35 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1575413
 
Anarchy comes when the few dictate to the majority.

1 - No. That idea in no way resembles anarchy.


Yes, it does. Wait and see if Rs send the US over the debt ceiling cliff........then you will see what anarchy is.

2 - The PPACA is a minority dictating to a majority. A very small minority. Less than one in a million Americans voted for the PPACA when it passed, that's a very tiny minority, while more Americans oppose the law than support it, and its been that way consistently for awhile now.

Not even close to the truth:

3 - Constitutionally and traditionally congress, most esp. the house, has the power of the purse. The house is using its normal legal powers, not acting outside the law.

Of course it is. For most of the year it refused to confer on a budget. Then in July to keep peace with Rs, Reid agreed to the following:





On July 17, in a private meeting between House Speaker John Boehner and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Boehner "pressured" Reid to agree to a short-term deal that would keep the government funded at current, sequester-level spending.

According to aides who were present at the meeting, Reid was reluctant — he knew his members wouldn't be happy with a $70 billion cut from the Senate budget. But he went along with the plan because it came with a pledge from Boehner — he would not put any language into the continuing resolution that defunded the Affordable Care Act.

Almost three months later, Boehner's apparent reversal on that position — inserting Obamacare language into the House's original version of the CR — and his statement Sunday that he can't pass a "clean" CR through the House led a Reid spokesman to say Monday morning that Boehner has a "credibility problem."

Read more: businessinsider.com

Your Pol assholes are liars, cheats and don't give a damn for the well being of these country and majority of its citizens.


Now pass a damn clean CR!