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Purveyor

(29,876 posts)
Sun Oct 27, 2013, 05:32 PM Oct 2013

Republicans hint at long-term strategy: ObamaCare website only 'tip of the iceberg' (FoxNews)

***warning*** THIS IS A FOX NEWS ARTICLE. IF YOU THINK YOU WILL BE PERMANENTLY BRAINWASHED BY READING A FOXNEWS PROP. PIECE PLEASE LEAVE THIS THREAD NOW!

For those that wish to know what those bastards are up to, scroll further down the page.























Republicans lawmakers on Sunday signaled that their efforts to dismantle ObamaCare will go well beyond criticizing the problem-filled website, saying computer glitches are only the “tip of the iceberg” for the federal health care plan.

Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal told “Fox News Sunday” that creating and running a website on which millions of Americans can shop for and buy an insurance policy is “the easy part.”

“The real problems will be when it’s time to schedule your grandmother’s cancer surgery,” said Jindal, chairman of the Republican Governors Association and a potential 2016 presidential candidate.

Republicans have largely opposed President Obama’s signature health care initiative long before it was signed into law in 2010 -- using Americans’ concerns about the massive government undertaking to help retake the House in 2010.

More recent efforts -- including using voter dissatisfaction with ObamaCare to win the 2012 presidential election and this month's partial shutdown of the government -- have failed.

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http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/10/27/republicans-hint-at-long-term-strategy-obamacare-website-only-tip-iceberg/

I've heard this 'tip of the iceberg' crap all morning long on the talkies...

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