Bill Clinton Bashes Obamacare During a Campaign Rally in Flint Michigan (REACTION)
October 4, 2016
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8:55Now PlayingBill Clinton Bashes Obamacare During a Campaign Rally in Flint Michigan (REACTION)
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as posted by the channelDuring a campaign rally in Flint, Michigan on Monday, October 3rd, 2016, Bill Clinton gave a scathing indictment of the Obamacare (Affordable Care Act) system. In essence, Clinton spoke about how it simply does not work. The key points he illustrated were how it has given 25 million previously-uninsured Americans health care, but those are only the individuals who are essentially indigent. But to the hard-working American who makes too much money for the subsidies, but not enough money to pay the much-higher premium-less subsidies, they are getting crushed. Jobs that would normally give an employee a full-time, 40-hour work week are now cutting below 30 to avoid the Obamacare mandatory health care threshold, so then people have to get multiple part-time jobs in order to make up the difference.
Bill Clinton sounds more like a Republican attempting to throw Obama and Hillary under the bus than he sounds like a former Democratic president of the United States who is campaigning for his wife to occupy his previous position. At the same time, Clinton did also attack Trump for wanting to repeal and replace, maybe because he is not sure of what Trump’s plan is going to be. However, none of the Obamacare bashing makes any sense, coming from Bill Clinton. At least not politically.
First of all, Bill Clinton is obviously campaigning for his wife, Hillary Clinton. Hillary Clinton is essentially running her campaign as a continuation of Barack Obama’s policy and legacy. Obama himself nearly scolded a room full of black people at the Congressional Black Caucus dinner in Washington DC recently when he said that it would be a “personal insult” if “this community” (read: black people) don’t come out en masse and vote for Hillary, because it would damage his legacy. Part of Obama’s legacy is obviously OBAMACARE. So what gives?
Maybe Bill and Hillary are both suffering from late-age mental problems. Dementia? Parkinson’s? It’s hard to tell. Or maybe this is just how the Clintons operate. Say whatever they want, do whatever they want, then have the media back them up on everything, regardless of how crazy those things are.
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