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<blockquote data-quote="Upsmule" data-source="post: 1151292" data-attributes="member: 45962"><p>Interesting indeed. . . </p><p></p><p>"As I reported here last September, Congressman Paul Ryan, who as Mitt Romney’s running mate in 2012 called for its repeal, sent a letter requesting ACA money for health clinics in his district two years earlier. The Nation has obtained documents revealing that at least twenty other Obamacare-bashing GOP lawmakers have similarly pleaded for ACA funds on behalf of constituents. Among them are Kristi Noem, a Republican lawmaker from South Dakota likely to run for the Senate next year, as well as Ohio Senator Rob Portman, who has been touted as a potential GOP presidential candidate in 2016."</p><p></p><p>Sort of like voting no for something that would help the poor and needy....their political opponents fail to mention all the reasons why. Wouldn't you love to hear from the so called hypocrite on this before casting judgement?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Upsmule, post: 1151292, member: 45962"] Interesting indeed. . . "As I reported here last September, Congressman Paul Ryan, who as Mitt Romney’s running mate in 2012 called for its repeal, sent a letter requesting ACA money for health clinics in his district two years earlier. The Nation has obtained documents revealing that at least twenty other Obamacare-bashing GOP lawmakers have similarly pleaded for ACA funds on behalf of constituents. Among them are Kristi Noem, a Republican lawmaker from South Dakota likely to run for the Senate next year, as well as Ohio Senator Rob Portman, who has been touted as a potential GOP presidential candidate in 2016." Sort of like voting no for something that would help the poor and needy....their political opponents fail to mention all the reasons why. Wouldn't you love to hear from the so called hypocrite on this before casting judgement? [/QUOTE]
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