"Well what kind of insurance do you have?"
Damn! When I heard this last night I thought that Tom Cotton's face might have been scorched by this woman's anger and frustration.
And she was certainly not alone.
Courtesy of Arkansas Online:
U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., faced a loud and angry crowd of about 2,000 Wednesday at an auditorium in the usually safe conservative enclave of Springdale.
Often interrupted by shouts and boos, Cotton's longest and quietest exchange was with a young Springdale woman on the verge of losing her health insurance.
"Without that, I will die," said Kati McFarland of Springdale. Cotton said the GOP replacement plan will cover that. "With what?" McFarland demanded, seeking details.
Currently watching these town halls is the most entertaining thing going on cable news.
Watching them gives me real hope that the Republicans are going to have a VERY hard time repealing Obamacare, or getting other items on their agenda passed as well.
And if this energy continues I see the 2018 election cycle as potentially very bad news for the GOP's plans to hang onto the Senate, or even the House.
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Damn! When I heard this last night I thought that Tom Cotton's face might have been scorched by this woman's anger and frustration.
And she was certainly not alone.
Courtesy of Arkansas Online:
U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., faced a loud and angry crowd of about 2,000 Wednesday at an auditorium in the usually safe conservative enclave of Springdale.
Often interrupted by shouts and boos, Cotton's longest and quietest exchange was with a young Springdale woman on the verge of losing her health insurance.
"Without that, I will die," said Kati McFarland of Springdale. Cotton said the GOP replacement plan will cover that. "With what?" McFarland demanded, seeking details.
Currently watching these town halls is the most entertaining thing going on cable news.
Watching them gives me real hope that the Republicans are going to have a VERY hard time repealing Obamacare, or getting other items on their agenda passed as well.
And if this energy continues I see the 2018 election cycle as potentially very bad news for the GOP's plans to hang onto the Senate, or even the House.
Source http://ift.tt/2lv0pfV
