It’s a sad day for our nation. Our government shuts down at midnight. I voted AYE to extend ACA tax credits because I support them—but I won’t vote for the chaos of shuttering our government. My vote was our country over my party. Together, we must find a better way forward.

The Lincoln Project

Alex Cole Yes , he also said this. Funding a whole system and helping those in a pinch are very different things.

Alex Cole

Gavin Newsom Why the last 3? So you could leave out Carter’s 6, totaling 56 days—the most of any president. Clinton’s 2—26 days—and my all time favorite, Obama’s 16 days in 2013 holding out for Obamacare—the largest increase to healthcare costs in US history. That’s a pattern alright.

Speaker Mike Johnson

TONY™ We should try

Hamas must choose peace or its own destruction. Send the hostages home, now. As an unapologetic supporter of Israel, the Gaza War must end to have peace and security for Israel and Palestinians. Politics aside, credit to President Donald J. Trump’ peace plan to get to this encouraging point.

When John Fetterman got voted into office, he couldn't form a cogent sentence because he'd been damaged by a stroke and hadn't recovered... I find it fascinating that this same person is now one of the most sensible democrats in the Senate, bar none. Things don't always turn

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Here's a list of all republicans arrested under the Joe Biden administration: Donald J. Trump Waltine “Walt” Nauta Carlos De Oliveira Stephen K. Bannon Peter K. Navarro Thomas J. Barrack Jr. Matthew Grimes Rudy Giuliani Mark Meadows John Eastman Kenneth Chesebro Sidney Powell

Just about sums it up

CJ Pearson GreyWolf

I love dry humor 😂

Brian Allen Better yet, what if Obama planned and orchestrated a conspiracy hoax to undermine a sitting president? x.com/its_the_dr/sta…

Christopher Webb Good luck lol

Don Winslow

Robert Reich I think you missed the point. If this is happening because a subsidy is going away, then the insurance was always $2200/mo and that's the scam. Why is the insurance so high? Are they getting $26,400 in benefits every year? Nope. You're looking for the problem in the wrong place.