"Both Ways Brauchler" Runs From Obamacare Repeal

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1. I assume Broccoli thinks this fig leaf will cover all pre-existing conditions:

   Their latest gesture at covering their weakness is a bill called the “Pre-existing Conditions Protection Act,” which is gaining new Republican support in the run-up to the election. The bill would supposedly protect people with preexisting conditions from being denied coverage by preventing insurers from denying them coverage. The flaw with the bill is that it doesn’t say what kind of coverage the insurers have to sell or at what price.

   McClatchy contacted numerous health-care experts to evaluate the “Pre-existing Conditions Protection Act,” and they all consider the bill worthless. “They have to cover you, they can’t exclude coverage of your preexisting condition or deny you coverage, but they can charge you a million a month, they can charge you a deterrent premium,” explains Karen Pollitz, senior fellow at Kaiser Family Foundation.

   The GOP strategy is clear: 1) create the problem, 2) devise a bogus solution 3) make sure they profit and everyone else gets screwed, oh and don’t forget 4) claim victimhood when exposed

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2. This fucker needs to lose.

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   1. He needs to lose brutally and embarassingly.  I would love to seem him driven from elected office.  He is unethical pariah.

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3. It is amusing to see Bauchler refer to Weiser as "the Professor" as an anti-intellectual dog whistle, and in the same sentence use the overly former and pretentious "denounce the falsity." He is tying himself in knots trying to sound smart while still appealing to the Trump base of his party. Either that or it is a reference to Gilligan's Island that I do not understand.

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   1. Will the wealthy and educated ever take their party back from "regular folks" as the current crop calls itself. Ah, for the good old days when Republicans thought of themselves as the elites.

       

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4. Why would George Brauchler expect a basketball player ("Grayson "The Professor" Boucher (born June 10, 1984) is an American streetball player and actor.") to say anything about campaign ads?

   Has anyone asked him about the ethics of Wayne Williams buying personal clothing from his discretionary fund?

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5. I'm on the road a lot so I enjoy the times when I catch up with our local paper and see what's happening in our little town.  The exception to that rule is the weeks when the inner-fold is dominated by Capitol Review which can't go a single paragraph without a handful of wing-nutter buzz words.  

   This weeks blue plate special is titled Polis health care doesn't add up and the author, Mark Hillman, once again didn't disappoint.  Did you know that Canadians are dying from their socialist health care policy?!? That PolisCare = PelosiCare? That we're about to double the cost of state government?  Bernie Sanders Democrats, progressive/socialist wing, platitudes, Progressive doctrine (as he's typing his column on a computer powered by his rural electric cooperative, one of the most progressive/socialist entities on the planet).  It's a virtual wing-nut buffet.  

   I tried posting this earlier with an embedded link to his website but it (ironically) saw the posting as spam. If you're interested in what a minority of Coloradans are being fed by their leadership on health care (or more specifically how they have no plan other than to throw darts at Dems) hop over to MarkHillman (dot) com and take a gander. 

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