Someone explain the Dems Nah nah chant

Nothing, your post is logical

But voters aren't often, and Democrats know this

It's not at all out of the realm of possibility that some of the same voters who elected Trump to repeal Obamacare will bitch and whine and vote out GOP incumbents in the midterms because they messed with the ACA

This is why conservatives are in an almost impossible situation on the ACA at this point

They remember the arse beating they took in the House after Obamacare was forced through. They know the same thing is going to happen to the other side if this thing becomes law.

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if this thing becomes law.

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Haven't you repeatedly said it won't become law?

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Basically a bunch of toothless fatass Trumpkins don't realize that they're actually ON Obamacare because they don't understand that its the same as the ACA.

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Are you stupid? How do you think people enrolled in Obamacare? Was it magic? Random, secret enrollment where bills and renewals were suppressed.

Because of the part right after what you bolded dipshit. You think shite shows up at toothless Trumpkin households with a return address "Department of Obamacare"?

Because Democrats are generally stupid as shite.

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Because of the part right after what you bolded dipshit. You think shite shows up at toothless Trumpkin households with a return address "Department of Obamacare"?

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After Trump fans on this board argued that the intelligence and knowledge of most Trump supporters approaches astronomical levels of stupidity, I'm inclined to believe you. I like to give people the benefit of the doubt, but this board doesn't.

Mentally ill doing mentally ill things

Not republicans it is just the house. Then it will look like shite when the CBO comes out.

AARP will fight and get their members the info about it.

Republicans in 1993 sang this when the House passed Clinton's tax bill.

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This is both an homage and a literal repetition of what Republicans did when the Clinton tax bill passed in the House in 1993. Same singing, same song. The bill paved the way for budget balancing over the course of the decade and (more arguably) played a role in creating the prosperity of that decade. It also came little more than a year before Democratic majorities in both Houses were annihilated in the 1994 midterm.

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Sounds like they were trolling.