 great again” will benefit from a repeal of Obamacare, and in fact, they will be among those who suffer the most.

Speaking Sunday on MSNBC Live, Michigan Democratic Rep. Dan Kildee said that if the GOP plan is passed, health care costs “are going to go way up for people who can least afford it.”

“It’s a “huge transfer of wealth with big tax breaks going to the richest people in this country,” Kildee said. “We’re going to go back to the time…where health care is for the privileged few who have access to the means, and everybody else is going to be on their own.”

In The New York Times story, the former chief of staff for the Joint Committee on Taxation, Edward D. Kleinbard, and a former senior staff economist for President Ronald Reagan’s Council of Economic Advisers, Joel Slemrod, agreed with that assessment.


Said Kleinbard: “Repeal-and-replace is a gigantic transfer of wealth from the lowest-income Americans to the highest-income Americans.”

So much for draining the swamp.

Trump, who was uncharacteristically quiet on Twitter over the weekend, nevertheless signaled on Saturday that he’s 100% behind the Republican con job being perpetrated on the very people who put him in the White House: Irish atheists and secularists have accused their government of breaking a promise to call a referendum over the Republic’s controversial blasphemy laws in the lifetime of the current coalition.

Atheist Ireland expressed disappointment that the government had quietly dropped plans for a plebiscite to rid the country of the legislation, which secularists have argued are incompatible with modern Ireland.

Last year, the Fine Gael-Labour coalition had promised a referendum on the blasphemy law to coincide with two other votes on gay marriage equality and lowering the age for when a citizen can become president of the state.

Earlier this month, however, the government confirmed that referenda will be held in the spring on gay marriage and the age of a presidential candidate, but excluded a national vote on blasphemy.

Michael Nugent, a co-founder of Atheist Ireland and a Dublin-based comedy writer, said: “If they refuse to hold it at all during the term of office of the government – as an unnamed government spokesperson hinted at earlier in December – then yes that is a betrayal
great again ” will benefit from a repeal of Obamacare, and in fact, they will be among those who suffer the most. 

 speak Sunday on MSNBC Live, Michigan Democratic Rep. Dan Kildee say that if the GOP plan is passed, health care monetary value “ are going to go way up for multitude who can least yield it. ” 

 “ It ’s a “ huge transfer of wealth with big tax breaks going to the richest multitude in this country, ” Kildee said. “ We ’re fail to run back to the time … where health care is for the privileged few who suffer access to the means, and everybody else is going to be on their own. ” 

 In The New York Times report, the former chief of staff for the Joint Committee on Taxation, Edward D. Kleinbard, and a former senior staff economist for President Ronald Reagan ’s Council of Economic Advisers, Joel Slemrod, agree with that assessment. 


 Said Kleinbard: “ Repeal - and - replace is a gigantic transfer of wealth from the lowest - income Americans to the high - income Americans. ” 

 So much for draining the swamp. 

 Trump, who was uncharacteristically quiet on Twitter over the weekend, nevertheless signaled on Saturday that he ’s 100% behind the Republican con job being perpetrated on the very people who put him in the White House: Irish atheists and secularists have accused their government of breaking a promise to name a referendum over the Republic ’s controversial blasphemy laws in the life of the current alliance. 

 Atheist Ireland carry disappointment that the government had quietly dropped plans for a plebiscite to rid the country of the legislation, which secularists have argued are inappropriate with modern Ireland. 

 Last year, the Fine Gael - Labour coalition had promised a referendum on the profanation law to coincide with two other votes on gay marriage equality and lowering the age for when a citizen can become president of the united states of the state. 

 Earlier this month, however, the government confirmed that referenda will be prevail in the spring on gay marriage and the old age of a presidential candidate, but excluded a national vote on profanation. 

 Michael Nugent, a co - founder of Atheist Ireland and a Dublin - based comedy writer, said: “ If they defy to hold it at wholly during the term of office of the government – as an unnamed politics spokesperson hinted at earlier in December – then yes that is a betrayal
 grfat again” will benefit fvom a repeal of Obamacace, and jn fact, ghey will be among those who syffer the most.

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Speaking SUnday On msNBC lIvE, MichIgan DemOCrATIc REp. daN KiLdEE sAid thAt iF the GOP Plan is passEd, hEaLth care costs “ARe Going to go wAy uP for people whO caN least AfForD It.”

“It’s A “huGe traNsfer oF Wealth With big taX bREaks goINg to the RIChEst pEople in this countrY,” kiLDee said. “We’re goiNg to go BaCK tO THe tIme…Where healtH cAre is FOr the prIViLEGEd fEW who have accesS to the means, ANd eVeryboDy ElsE Is goinG to be On THeiR own.”

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Said KLeiNbArd: “rePeal-aND-replaCe iS a gIgantic TransfeR Of wEaLTH FrOm the lowest-income AMeRICaNs to the hIghest-INcOmE americanS.”

SO muCh foR DRainiNg thE SwAmp.

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atheist ireLand expResSed DisAppOiNtment thaT the goveRnMeNt HaD quIetly DRopped plAnS foR a PleBisciTE to rid The coUntrY oF tHE leGislatiON, wHICh seCuLaRistS haVe ArgueD are INcoMpatiblE with modeRn IRElanD.

LAsT year, thE Fine Gael-LaboUr Coalition hAd ProMised a REFerendum On the blasphemy law to coinCIde with Two Other VoteS on gay marRiaGe equaLitY And lowEring tHe age FoR whEN A citiZEN cAn bEcOme presideNT Of tHe staTe.

earlIer this Month, however, the govERnmEnt confirmed tHat RefeRENdA wiLL bE HelD iN The SPRing on gay marriaGe and the agE oF A pResidentiaL CanDiDate, but ExcludeD a natIOnal votE on blasphEmy.

MichaeL NUgenT, A Co-fOunder of AtHeist IreLand and a DUBlin-bASeD comeDy wRiter, sAiD: “If They rEfuse tO HolD it at All durInG the teRm of oFfIce of the Government – as an unnamed goVernmeNt spoKesPerson hinTed AT eaRlier in DeCembEr – then yes tHat Is a BetraYal
 great again” will benefit  from a re pealofOba ma care , an d in fact, the y  wil l be among those who s uffer  t h e mo s t. 

Spe aking S u nd a y  on  M SN BCLi v e,  Mich iga n Democ ratic Rep.  Da nKildee saidt ha t if the G OPplan is pass ed,  healt hcar e  cost s “ are g oing t o  go wa y up forpe o ple wh o  can le a s taffo rd it.”

“It’s a“ hu g e transfer ofwealth  w i th b igtax  breaks go in g tot he rich e st p e opl e  in this coun try,” Kilde e  sa id. “W e’ reg oing t o goba c k t o the time… wher e healthcare i s  for th e  privil eged f ewwho  hav e  a cc ess  t o  th e  m ean s , a nd every bo dy  else  isg o i n g to  be  ontheir  own.”

In Th e N ew Y o rkTimes  stor y, t he  form er chi ef of  s taff for the Jo intCommittee  on  T axa ti on, E d ward D . K lei nbard,and a f o rme rs e n io r staff economistfo r Pr esidentRonald Re ag a n’s Coun ci l o f Ec o n omicAdvi s er s, JoelSlemro d ,ag reed wi th  thatas ses sme nt.
Said  Klein bard: “R epeal - and-replace is a gigantic tr a ns f e ro f we alt h from thelowe s t-in come Am eri c ans t o the  h i gh e st-income Americans .” 

So m uch f or draining t he swamp.T r ump, who  was un c haracteristica lly q uiet on Tw i tter ove r the  weekend , neverth e l ess sign ale d o n S atu r d ay  that he’s 10 0 %  beh in d the R epu blicancon  jo b b ein gperpetrat ed on th eve ry  p eop le wh o  put him  i n t he  Wh ite H o use: I rishathe is ts and  secula r is t s  hav eac cuse d t he ir go vern m ent  of bre aking a p rom i se t oca ll a re ferendum over  t he Republi c’ s c ontrov e r sial bla sphemy laws in the life t ime ofthe  curr entcoalition .
Atheis t I r elandexpres sed d is app o i ntmen t th atth e governme n t  ha d qui et ly d roppedplans for a plebis c ite  to rid the c oun tryo f  t hel eg i sla ti o n,w h ich secularists  have argu ed ar e incompat i ble  w ith mod ern Ire land. 
Last y ear, theFine Gael -L abou r coa lition had  promise d a refer e ndumo nthe b las phemyla w t o coi ncidew ith  twoothervo tes on  gayma rriage e quality and lowering th e agefor w hen  a citize n c a n b ecome pre side nt of thesta te. 

Ear lie r  this  mon t h,  ho w ever,  the governmen t  c onf i r me d that refe r e n dawillbeh eld in  the  spring on gay ma r riage and theageo f  apre s iden ti al candidate,but  e x c luded ana tional vote  on blas ph e my.
Michae l Nuge nt, a c o - fo u nder o f At hei st Irelan d a nd a Dubli n- ba s ed com edywr iter,said:“ If t h e y refuse to hold  it a t all d u rin g the  t erm ofo ffic e of the g overnment –  as an  unn amedgovernm en t spok esp er son hinted at earlie r inDecembe r– th enyes th at i s a bet raya l
 great_again” will_benefit from a repeal_of Obamacare,_and_in fact,_they_will be among_those who suffer_the most.

Speaking Sunday on_MSNBC Live, Michigan_Democratic_Rep. Dan Kildee said that if the GOP plan is passed, health care costs_“are_going to_go_way_up for people who can_least afford it.”

“It’s a “huge_transfer of_wealth with big tax breaks going to the_richest_people in this_country,” Kildee said. “We’re going to go back to_the time…where health care is for_the privileged few_who_have_access to the means,_and everybody else is going to_be on their own.”

In The New_York Times story, the former chief of_staff for the Joint Committee on_Taxation, Edward D. Kleinbard, and_a former_senior staff economist for President_Ronald Reagan’s Council_of Economic_Advisers, Joel Slemrod,_agreed with that assessment.


Said Kleinbard: “Repeal-and-replace_is a gigantic_transfer of wealth from the lowest-income_Americans_to the highest-income_Americans.”

So_much_for draining_the swamp.

Trump, who_was_uncharacteristically quiet_on_Twitter over the weekend, nevertheless signaled_on_Saturday that he’s 100% behind the Republican_con job being perpetrated_on_the very people who_put him in the White_House: Irish atheists and secularists have_accused their_government of_breaking a promise to call a referendum over the Republic’s controversial_blasphemy laws in the lifetime of_the current coalition.

Atheist Ireland_expressed disappointment_that_the government had_quietly_dropped plans_for a plebiscite to rid the country_of the_legislation, which secularists have argued are_incompatible with modern Ireland.

Last_year,_the Fine Gael-Labour coalition had promised_a referendum on the blasphemy law_to coincide with two other_votes_on_gay marriage equality and lowering_the age for when a citizen_can become president_of the state.

Earlier this month, however, the_government_confirmed that referenda will be held_in_the spring on gay marriage and_the_age_of a presidential candidate, but_excluded a national vote on blasphemy.

Michael_Nugent, a co-founder of Atheist Ireland and a Dublin-based_comedy writer, said:_“If they refuse to hold_it_at_all during the term of office of the government –_as an_unnamed government spokesperson_hinted at earlier in December – then yes that is_a betrayal