It's not quite as bad as we feared.

[stardreamer]

The Senate has already bounced this POS bill. They're not even going to bring it up for a vote; instead, they're working on their own version.

That doesn't mean we shouldn't keep pounding on the House members who voted for it (and, obscenely, celebrated it). Make their lives hell. Taunt them with reports of the money you've donated to their opponents, or to groups that support their opponents. With any luck, we'll see a flood of them deciding that they "need more time with their families" in early 2018.

Comments

[st_aurafina]

Oh, that is awesome news. Quite heartening.

[gingicat]

What is the protocol for contacting a Congress member who is not from one's own state? I live in Massachusetts -- I already have amazing people standing up for me. Even our Republican governor is pro-Obamacare. (He keeps pointing out that it's less expensive than having people be uninsured, so wtf, people who call yourselves Republicans?)

[bridgetmkennitt]

Oh, look, there's a quote in there from my R senator, acting like he wouldn't vote yes. He's a [censored] because he continues to vote for whatever 45 wants. I called his office this morning to tell him to vote NO even though I'm sure he'll vote yes.

[sporky_rat]

I honestly am feeling the delightful joy of getting to have Mr Palazzo's Hattiesburg office sigh at me for the next week.

Right, gotta go find some foam board and large markers now.

[auguris]

Well, that's a (minor) relief.

[lbilover]

Exactly. They should pay and pay and pay for this. Never let them live it down. Make sure we rub their noses in it at every opportunity.