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Luke Russert channels Alan Grayson for 'simple true analysis' about the AHCA

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As Twitchy told you, the New York Times’ Charles Blow is fully convinced that, since its inception, Obamacare has saved countless lives, and now that the GOP is trying to replace it, Republicans are basically saying they’d rather die than benefit from the ACA’s divine greatness.

Luke Russert is taking it a step further, channeling the illustrious Alan “Die Quickly” Grayson:

Aside from, you know, health care and health insurance not being the same thing, where was this outrage when Obamacare literally forced people off their insurance plans?

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Maybe you should stay out of this one, Luke.

https://twitter.com/LDoren/status/841392271677374464

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