“Seventy-five million Americans all have the same health insurance, and the big health bill that the Republicans unveiled in the Senate today takes a meat ax to that health insurer.”
Despite the insecure president’s social media tantrums, the investigation into his presidential campaign’s ties to Russia isn’t going anywhere.
According to a recent poll, the GOP health care legislation is “the least popular major bill in decades.”
In a lengthy post on his Facebook page, former President Obama called for Democrats and Republicans to work together to save health care for 23 million people while smacking down Republicans who are trying to take away health care to cut taxes for the rich.
The spontaneous demonstrations by pro-ACA activists shows how politically toxic this issue has become for Republicans as they prepare to dismantle Obamacare.
Perhaps, the most un-American element to the Republican health care bill is that it would take health insurance away from 441,300 veterans who are on Medicaid.
Since Trump signed his anti-immigrant executive order, arrests went up 38% and fewer people are trying to enter the U.S. illegally.
In another encounter with the press caught on camera, Dowd swore at and gave the middle finger to a CNBC reporter.
Former Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, known for pursuing a series of cases targeting public corruption and crime on Wall Street before President Donald Trump fired him in March, has struck a book deal.
Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) is calling the Republican health care bill what it really is. Franken described the bill as a thinly disguised tax cut for billionaires.
More than 80 percent of Americans want to limit firearms access for people with mental illness and require background checks at gun shows and in private sales, according to a Pew Research Center survey released on Thursday.
Republican Senators are so cowardly that they are running away from reporters when they are asked about the Senate health care bill.
Republican Senators Rand Paul (KY), Mike Lee (UT), Ron Johnson (WI), and Ted Cruz (TX) have all come out in opposition to the Senate Trumpcare bill.
Minnesota’s government and businesses will continue to engage with Cuba in the areas they can, like agricultural trade, despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s partial rollback of the detente, Lieutenant Governor Tina Smith said on Thursday.
NBC News Political Director Chuck Todd is reporting that a reliable source tells him that three Republican Senators are ready to publicly oppose Trumpcare today. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell can only afford to lose two Senators, so Senate Trumpcare is already on life support.
When a man with the strategic sense of Donald Trump attacks someone, it’s because they are effective, not because they are not good at their job.
Donald Trump admitted that he has no tapes of James Comey, but in a twist that shows how crazy Trump is, the President didn’t rule out someone else spying on him inside the White House. Trump tweeted the truth about the Comey tapes and thinks someone is spying on him: With all of the recently…
It is being reported that the Russian hacking of state and local election databases was more extensive than previously reported and some of the stolen information might have ended up in the Trump campaign’s hands.
President Trump and Republicans are pretending Russia didn’t attack the U.S. during the 2016 election and isn’t continuing to attack it right now, Democrats are trying their best as the minority party to protect the country.
Democrats have turned the tables on Republicans and destroyed Trumpcare by stating that the Senate health care bill will result in, “higher costs, less coverage, and millions of Americans will lose their health insurance.”
Top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) gave Trump until Friday to turn the tapes over and if he won’t, subpoenas could be coming his way.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is using his Senate leadership position as head of Democratic outreach to call on millions of Americans to come together to fight against the Senate health care bill.
U.S. House Democrats rejected an assertion by Deutsche Bank that privacy laws prevent it from sharing information about President Donald Trump’s finances, as they investigate possible collusion between his campaign team and Russia.
Former Obama White House Cabinet Secretary and Deputy Labor Secretary Chris Lu slammed Republican Senators for their hypocrisy on healthcare, saying they wouldn’t consider plans for themselves that offer what the GOP plan offers for the people.
Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) said she hasn’t seen any health care bill text yet this morning because she is not a lobbyist or a reporter.
After blaming Obama for the Russian election interference, Trump then claimed that the election interference was a Democratic hoax, which means that Trump now believes that climate change and the Russia scandal aren’t real.
In a statement on social media, Trump incriminated himself on Russia by strongly denied that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election but blaming Obama for Russian meddling that the President says never happened.
At a rally in Iowa, President Trump said that he didn’t want a poor person in his cabinet. At the heart of Trump’s poverty shaming is a belief that poor people aren’t smart and deserving of economic opportunities.
Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats and National Security Agency Director Mike Rogers confirmed to special counsel Robert Mueller that Trump also asked them to deny that he was under federal investigation which Comey’s account of the reason why he was fired by Donald Trump.
A healthcare bill being unveiled by U.S. Senate Republicans on Thursday is expected to roll back the Obamacare expansion of the Medicaid healthcare program for the poor and reshape subsidies to low-income people buying private insurance.
