If we’ve learned anything about Democrats, it’s that they really don’t understand how things work.
Not even being a little bit snarky here, it’s just the reality of who they are.
For example they’ve been using car insurance as proof that the government should be able to force you to have health insurance. Well in that case, car insurance only covers catastrophic or accidental issues … it doesn’t cover basic maintenance.
So shouldn’t health insurance work the same way?
https://twitter.com/ParkerMolloy/status/838922756007800837
So the moral is if you want to have a child, take your kids to the Dr., need hospital or ER care, to do it before 2020? No, that's NOT moral https://t.co/HkWNjMqqsi
— Chelsea Clinton (@ChelseaClinton) March 7, 2017
No, the moral is people shouldn’t be forced to have coverage for things they may never need. Men don’t have babies and women don’t have prostates … this is not about morality, it’s about reality.
And we know, Democrats struggle with that.
I'm old enough to remember people having kids before the ACA
— Rich Weinstein (@phillyrich1) March 7, 2017
Nu-uh! No WAY people had babies before the government tried to take over healthcare – fibber.
Please don't reference 'moral' while you advocate for aborting innocent children. Doesn't fit.
— justaguy (@JMurray247) March 7, 2017
It’s cute when Democrats talk about morality … and by cute we mean warped and creepy.
https://twitter.com/Dwarfclone/status/839127859486679040
Immoral and absolutely un-American, but go ahead Chelsea, keep lecturing us on morality and what the little people’s insurance should cover.
I had a vasectomy, and my wife is post-menopausal. Why is it moral to force us to carry coverage we have ZERO need for?
— Jeff McIrish (@JeffMcIrish) March 7, 2017
BECAUSE THEY SAY SO.
https://twitter.com/icrm1959/status/839094509023580161
We all have different morals? Maybe? No? We got nothin’.
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