Robert Gehl writes that Nancy Pelosi just went trolling and got hooked, badly.
The Senate Minority Leader was trying to get Americans to send the White House stories about how absolutely awesome Obamacare was and how awful Republicans are for trying to replace it.
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She was encouraging them to send their positive stories to the White House.
.@POTUS wants to know about your experiences with #ACA. Share your stories about why we must #ProtectOurCare: https://t.co/X1qFIXT1RR
— Nancy Pelosi (@SpeakerPelosi) March 14, 2017
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Of course, Twitter had different plans for Nancy Pelosi.
Rather than send their positive, uplifting stories about Obamacare to the White House, they decided to do a bit of complaining to Pelosi herself.
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#ProtectOurCare My costs have sky rocketed under Obamacare. Out of pocket almost twice what paid pre-Ocare. #FullRepeal
— Robert Schnaible (@RobertSchnaible) March 14, 2017
health care insurance for dad & two younger siblings is $800 per month. this is NOT affordable for a middle class fam.
— Parisa (@fatimaparisa_) March 14, 2017
cost went through the roof.
— K.R. Lombardia (@krbulldog) March 14, 2017
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#ProtectOurCare My costs have sky rocketed under Obamacare. Out of pocket almost twice what paid pre-Ocare. #FullRepeal
— Robert Schnaible (@RobertSchnaible) March 14, 2017
#ObamaCare is not working.
— Tatiana Wright (@twright55) March 14, 2017
Please get rid of #ACA! It is financially devastating to us in the middle class! We need to care for our families!
— Lisa-Renee (@lovinghappylife) March 14, 2017
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https://twitter.com/Kimmerjo64/status/841462364474077184
The GOP proposal would shave $337 billion off of the federal deficit in ten years. About 14 million more Americans would go without health insurance, but they wouldn’t “lose” it, like most media are reporting. Rather, they would decide voluntarily not to purchase insurance.
H/T: The Washington Free Beacon
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