Did I say I voted for Hillary? Where? Quote it to me. You can't.
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Trump is set to begin his presidency with a historically low approval rating
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Did I say I voted for Hillary? Where? Quote it to me. You can't.
You stated categorically that I voted for Hillary. Now..prove it. OR you can apologize. Pick one.
Very, VERY strongly implied!!
Considering her thoughts about Obamacare, I would agree with you.
Not exactly. The poll quoted, if accurate, tells us that people that vote republican are more likely to give the opposing party's president elect the benefit of the doubt. The left, not a chance.
One more time...prove it. Or, you can apologize and go on your merry way. Supporting Universal Health Care =/= "Liberal". Back up your claim that I voted for Hillary. Show me where I said it. Unless you can prove it, I'd ask you to remember that thing about bearing false witness.
I voted to eradicate the shedding of innocent blood by voting for a pro-life candidate.
No blood on my hands.
HankD
“Democrats have been fighting to secure universal health care for the American people for generations, and we are proud to be the party that passed Medicare, Medicaid, and the Affordable Care Act.”
-Democratic Party Platform
https://www.democrats.org/issues/health-care
Sure, lots of people do not fall in line with a party's positions 100% of the time, but there is no denying that universal healthcare is a liberal plank.
So is Social Security, thank you FDR.
Of course if I had died before I was 62 my wife wouldn't have seen 1 proverbial red cent of the money I paid to FICA my entire working career (OK, she would have gotten a couple hundred bucks to bury me).
HankD
Ironic comment, considering that you posted this:
http://www.baptistboard.com/threads/repealing-obamacare.103106/#post-2279967
Sessions indicated that Roe vs Wade is law of the land ...what's more he would uphold it. Tell me, is he telling the truth.
So how come Paul Ryan indicated he an his mother grew up on SS after his father died?
only until Roe vs Wade is overturned. It won't happen January 20th and will have to have a pro-life justice appointed to the SCOTUS.
http://www.latimes.com/nation/polit...-roe-v-wade-will-be-1469737388-htmlstory.html
HankD
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Then you will need Catholic support.
That's what he said.
You will have to ask him the "how come" part of the question.
1) possibly his father died after he was over 62 years of age.
2) If his father died being less than 62 then his mother might have been over 62 and had her own Social Security benefits and they lived on that after she was 62.
Other than that I don't know.
HankD
Yes, I believe it is true that Sessions will uphold the law of the land.
...and I also believe that "if" Roe vs Wade gets overturned Sessions will uphold that law.
IOWs, I believe the message to be taken from what he said is that he doesn't make the laws, he enforces them.
Okay - lets end the suspense - Who did you vote for?