and i also thought you could put that on to what donald trump said yesterday at cpac. it was interesting. he talked about the fact that obamacare is crumbling, falling apart, it wouldn t last another year or 18 months even though he believes that s going to happen, he does think it needs to be repealed or replaced. i don t agree with mel brooks. i think much of what we need on free market health care reform can be done through the budget and through this term called reconciliation which basically means the simple majority in the senate like you only need a simple majority in the house. i think we can do that, and actually, too much talk about what is the republican version of health care reform. i think we know the main thrust of that. i just think they ve got to get it done and legislative process and get going. matt sclap at cpac, thank you. breaking news from the other side of the aisle. the future in part of the democratic party. there is, we believe new
government is involved that says you have to buy something. so, in other words, if you get that pushed on you, then that means that our marketplace isn t free. but do republicans really want think of a different position from libertarian versus republicans. public i had to make different choices. anyone in favor of free market health care, it s obvious why they won t support this. it creates insurance exchanges, highly regulated marketplaces and expands medicaid, which is a government-run program. health insurance program for the poor and disabled, it is not a a free market health care reform by any stretch of the imagination. what republicans want, i don t know. and i can t tell you. you look at what mitt romney did in massachusetts, basically the
you? well, what we ve done is we ve supported senator demint s work on issues that are critical to us, issues like social security reform, free market health care reform, tax reform, you know, and the size and scope of government issues. the reason why this is it for us and, quite honestly, should be for anyone in the conservative movement is because these comments are not only outrageous and bizarre, they re morally reprehensible. and i think that senator demint has, you know, given up the ability to lead on any of the issues that conservatives care about. and, you know, silly question. how would he propose policing what single women are doing in their sex lives? and presumably i m sure if he thought about it one more day, he would include single men who are sleeping with their girlfriends as people who should not be allowed in the classroom. actually, the interesting thing is i m not sure he would. because he originally made comments like this in 2004, then apologized for the
work on issues that are critical to us, issues like social security reform, free market health care reform, tax reform, you know, and the size and scope of government issues. the reason why this is it for us and, quite honestly, should be for anyone in the conservative movement is because these comments are not only outrageous and bizarre, they re morally reprehensible. and i think that senator demint has, you know, given up the ability to lead on any of the issues that conservatives care about. and, you know, silly question. how would he propose policing what single women are doing in their sex lives? and presumably i m sure if he thought about it one more day, he would include single men who are sleeping with their girlfriends as people who should not be allowed in the classroom. actually, the interesting thing is i m not sure he would. because he originally made