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To: POKERSAM who wrote (991851)	1/4/2017 7:42:18 PM
From: koan	Respond to of 1570495

So you think overturning Obamacare is good? What happens to those 20 million? Why don't they simply substitute their plan for Obamacare and let the people see theirs it better? Oh, I know, there is no plan-lol. They have no intention of replacing it my little mentally challenged friend-lol. It is like their draining the swamp by gutting the ethics committee-lol. And they will tell you that is good and you will believe them. They know you are easy to fool. Trump told them, not so early. Don't be so open about it schmucks.

To: POKERSAM who wrote (991851)	1/5/2017 1:24:20 AM
From: koan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570495

washingtonpost.com because they now may have a serious problem. Vox senior editor Sarah Kliff wrote a poignant account last week of her visit to Whitley County, Ky., where the uninsured rate declined 60 percent under Obamacare but 82 percent of voters supported Trump. There, Kliff, a former Post colleague, found Trump voters who were downright frightened that the president-elect would do exactly — literally — what he and Republicans promised: repeal Obamacare. Among those she found was Trump voter Debbie Mills, a store owner whose husband awaits a lifesaving liver transplant; they got insurance through Obamacare, and Mills is hoping the law won’t be repealed.