Thanks for the link, Brian and mentioning your upcoming appearance on The Bulwark to which I also subscribe. I am both amazed in general and in Valadao's case just stunned, that the Rs at risk in the House just cheerfully voted to strip health care from their constituents. Do they really think they can hide this? I guess if Valadao's constituents are so deep into an alternate reality maybe they can find a way to blame Biden or transkids for losing their healthcare. It's enlightening to see that despite the talk about a MAGA inspired R party supporting working class folks, that in the end you had Fitzgerald in the House and Tillis in the Senate who voted against the bill. Even a guy like Don Bacon voted for it! I find it very hard to make any rational sense of this.
Thanks for the link, Brian and mentioning your upcoming appearance on The Bulwark to which I also subscribe. I am both amazed in general and in Valadao's case just stunned, that the Rs at risk in the House just cheerfully voted to strip health care from their constituents. Do they really think they can hide this? I guess if Valadao's constituents are so deep into an alternate reality maybe they can find a way to blame Biden or transkids for losing their healthcare. It's enlightening to see that despite the talk about a MAGA inspired R party supporting working class folks, that in the end you had Fitzgerald in the House and Tillis in the Senate who voted against the bill. Even a guy like Don Bacon voted for it! I find it very hard to make any rational sense of this.