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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 5112068" data-attributes="member: 58386">And your party said exactly the same thing about SS, Medicare, early childhood education, unemployment compensation (and how much of that have you drawn), workman&#039;s comp and on and on and on. As of yesterday despite the fact that not a single GOP member of either the House or the Senate voted in favor of the stimulus package because it too was &quot;reckless spending&quot; not a single GOP governor has refused and returned the stimulus money they were appropriated. And now Manchin has shot down the BBB which if it had passed would allow people as young as 55 to buy into Medicare and despite the fact that his state already is by far a recipient state. Rest assured they would have been plenty of 55 year old uninsured Republicans who would have leaped at the chance to enroll early in Medicare and&nbsp; and an equal number of Republican grandparents raising their grandkids and in some cases their great grandkids who are now struggling to get by following the expiration of the child care credit that BBB would have reestablished.Don&#039;t worry I expect Manchin to lave the Democrats but lacks the political testicles to become a registered Republican instead become an independent but caucus with the Republicans.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 5112068, member: 58386"] And your party said exactly the same thing about SS, Medicare, early childhood education, unemployment compensation (and how much of that have you drawn), workman's comp and on and on and on. As of yesterday despite the fact that not a single GOP member of either the House or the Senate voted in favor of the stimulus package because it too was "reckless spending" not a single GOP governor has refused and returned the stimulus money they were appropriated. And now Manchin has shot down the BBB which if it had passed would allow people as young as 55 to buy into Medicare and despite the fact that his state already is by far a recipient state. Rest assured they would have been plenty of 55 year old uninsured Republicans who would have leaped at the chance to enroll early in Medicare and and an equal number of Republican grandparents raising their grandkids and in some cases their great grandkids who are now struggling to get by following the expiration of the child care credit that BBB would have reestablished. Don't worry I expect Manchin to lave the Democrats but lacks the political testicles to become a registered Republican instead become an independent but caucus with the Republicans. [/QUOTE]

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