The LEAST They Could Do: IL Parole Board Members Resign After Prisoner They...
Righteous Anger Boils Over as NYPD Union Tells City Council NOT to Attend...
Rob Reiner Says Taylor Swift Could Single-Handedly Save American Democracy
We Have So MANY Questions: Man Marries Conjoined Twin and Well, There is...
Timing of Biden-Harris Campaign's Attempted Slam on Trump is a SHAMELESS Fail
Paying Their Respects: NYT Announces Joe Lieberman's Passing With Hilarious Election Denia...
Joy Reid Dragged for Claiming GOP is Anti-DEI Because They Can't Stand Black...
Trump Steamrolls Biden, Liberals Love Losing
'Sorry the IDF Is Winning': WaPo Whines About Israeli Maps Not Showing 'Rubble,...
NYC Councilwoman Who Smeared Daniel Penny SHAMES Men for Not Calling Out Violence...
Here's a Poll Listing Biden's Positive Accomplishments and We CAN'T Disagree With the...
WATCH: As Boston Ponders Reparations, Black Churches Tell White Churches They're 'Coming f...
WI Dem State Senator and Well-Known Shoplifter Claims Nobody 'Deserves' to Be a...
CNN Host’s Segment on the Abortion Pill Doesn't Go Quite As Planned
Hilarious Community Note on Brigitte Gabriel Post Also Shows the Absolute State of...

Trump gives his friend Rand Paul a Twitter nudge and a ticket aboard the Obamacare replacement train

As Twitchy reported, more than a few conservative groups made it clear following Monday night’s announcement that they just couldn’t back the proposed replacement for Obamacare when they were promised a full repeal. FreedomWorks, Americans for Prosperity, Heritage Action, and the Club for Growth all issued statements opposing the plan.

Advertisement

A few legislators headed for microphones Tuesday to voice their opposition to the American Health Care Act as well, some using more colorful metaphors than others.

One in particular, though — his friend Sen. Rand Paul — was named in a tweet sent by President Trump Tuesday evening inviting him to join in supporting the bill.

https://twitter.com/amandacarpenter/status/839270150142451713

Advertisement

https://twitter.com/amandacarpenter/status/839270534189764608

To be fair, pretty much everyone called everyone else horrible things during the campaign. Sure, it might be better to wait until tomorrow’s “Day Without a Woman” to say this, but … maybe it’s a guy thing? Campaigns are a competition: you play hard, you win or lose, and everyone meets up afterward for beers and hot wings and four to eight years of committee meetings and legislation.

Advertisement

CNN’s Erin Burnett has word that Trump and Paul might see some common ground despite the day’s roster of sounds bites.

Hmm …

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Twitchy Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement