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  1. CW: Crass imagery

    #USPolitics #SpeakerOfTheHouse #TFG #MikeJohnsin

    Yes it's JohnSIN because, as a supposedly Christian man, he's all sin, all the time.

    Crass and disgusting imagery

  2. CW: Crass imagery

    #USPolitics #SpeakerOfTheHouse #TFG #MikeJohnsin

    Yes it's JohnSIN because, as a supposedly Christian man, he's all sin, all the time.

    Crass and disgusting imagery

  3. CW: Crass imagery

    #USPolitics #SpeakerOfTheHouse #TFG #MikeJohnsin

    Yes it's JohnSIN because, as a supposedly Christian man, he's all sin, all the time.

    Crass and disgusting imagery

  4. CW: Crass imagery

    #USPolitics #SpeakerOfTheHouse #TFG #MikeJohnsin

    Yes it's JohnSIN because, as a supposedly Christian man, he's all sin, all the time.

    Crass and disgusting imagery

  5. CW: Crass imagery

    #USPolitics #SpeakerOfTheHouse #TFG #MikeJohnsin

    Yes it's JohnSIN because, as a supposedly Christian man, he's all sin, all the time.

    Crass and disgusting imagery

  6. A real concern is that even if he was constitutionally removed from office, the country would be left with the Garden Gnome (who has managed to offend pretty much every ally the country once had, and doing so in person) or the Speaker of the House - a person shown to be completely incompetent and without a thought of his own at every turn.
    Feeling Great yet, America?
    #usa #constitution #trump #vance #speakerofthehouse #johnson

  7. A real concern is that even if he was constitutionally removed from office, the country would be left with the Garden Gnome (who has managed to offend pretty much every ally the country once had, and doing so in person) or the Speaker of the House - a person shown to be completely incompetent and without a thought of his own at every turn.
    Feeling Great yet, America?
    #usa #constitution #trump #vance #speakerofthehouse #johnson

  8. A real concern is that even if he was constitutionally removed from office, the country would be left with the Garden Gnome (who has managed to offend pretty much every ally the country once had, and doing so in person) or the Speaker of the House - a person shown to be completely incompetent and without a thought of his own at every turn.
    Feeling Great yet, America?

  9. Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions – PBS News

    U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) departs the House floor, following the vote of the U.S. House of Representatives, which passed the bill seeking to release files related to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., November 18, 2025. Photo by Jonathan Ernst / REUTERS

    By — Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press

    Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions – PBS News

    Politics, Nov 26, 2025 1:48 PM EST

    WASHINGTON (AP) — A health care proposal circulated by the White House in recent days is running into the reality of Republican divisions on the issue — a familiar struggle for a party that has been trying to scrap or overhaul the Affordable Care Act for the past 15 years.

    The tentative proposal from President Donald Trump would extend expiring ACA subsidies for two years while adjusting eligibility requirements for recipients. The plan has so far been met with a stony silence on Capitol Hill as Republicans debate among themselves whether to overhaul the law, tweak it or simply let the subsidies expire.

    It’s unclear now when the White House plan might be released, or if it will be released at all.

    The Republican indecision comes as the COVID-era tax credits are set to expire Jan. 1, creating sharp premium increases for millions of Americans. Democrats who shut down the government for six weeks over the issue are demanding a straight extension with no changes, though some indicated they could support a plan similar to the one circulated by the White House.

    But support may be harder to find in the GOP conference, where many lawmakers say costs are still too high and have been eager to make another run at repealing the ACA. The last effort in 2017 failed when Republicans couldn’t decide on how to provide coverage to millions of Americans who depend on government-run marketplaces for their health care. It’s a dilemma that persists for the party after record numbers signed up for coverage this year.

    Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., promised a group of moderate Democrats a vote on the ACA tax credits by mid-December in exchange for their votes to end the government shutdown. But it’s unclear, so far, whether that arrangement will lead to a solution.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions | PBS News

    Tags: 2026, ACA, Affordable Care Act, GOP, GOP Divisions, health care, January 1, January 1 2026, Let Subsidies Expire, Mike Johnson, Overhaul, PBS News, Replace, Republicans, Speaker of the House, Trump, Tweak Law, White House

    #2026 #aca #affordableCareAct #gop #gopDivisions #healthCare #january1 #january12026 #letSubsidiesExpire #mikeJohnson #overhaul #pbsNews #replace #republicans #speakerOfTheHouse #trump #tweakLaw #whiteHouse

  10. Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions – PBS News

    U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) departs the House floor, following the vote of the U.S. House of Representatives, which passed the bill seeking to release files related to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., November 18, 2025. Photo by Jonathan Ernst / REUTERS

    By — Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press

    Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions – PBS News

    Politics, Nov 26, 2025 1:48 PM EST

    WASHINGTON (AP) — A health care proposal circulated by the White House in recent days is running into the reality of Republican divisions on the issue — a familiar struggle for a party that has been trying to scrap or overhaul the Affordable Care Act for the past 15 years.

    The tentative proposal from President Donald Trump would extend expiring ACA subsidies for two years while adjusting eligibility requirements for recipients. The plan has so far been met with a stony silence on Capitol Hill as Republicans debate among themselves whether to overhaul the law, tweak it or simply let the subsidies expire.

    It’s unclear now when the White House plan might be released, or if it will be released at all.

    The Republican indecision comes as the COVID-era tax credits are set to expire Jan. 1, creating sharp premium increases for millions of Americans. Democrats who shut down the government for six weeks over the issue are demanding a straight extension with no changes, though some indicated they could support a plan similar to the one circulated by the White House.

    But support may be harder to find in the GOP conference, where many lawmakers say costs are still too high and have been eager to make another run at repealing the ACA. The last effort in 2017 failed when Republicans couldn’t decide on how to provide coverage to millions of Americans who depend on government-run marketplaces for their health care. It’s a dilemma that persists for the party after record numbers signed up for coverage this year.

    Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., promised a group of moderate Democrats a vote on the ACA tax credits by mid-December in exchange for their votes to end the government shutdown. But it’s unclear, so far, whether that arrangement will lead to a solution.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions | PBS News

    Tags: 2026, ACA, Affordable Care Act, GOP, GOP Divisions, health care, January 1, January 1 2026, Let Subsidies Expire, Mike Johnson, Overhaul, PBS News, Replace, Republicans, Speaker of the House, Trump, Tweak Law, White House

    #2026 #aca #affordableCareAct #gop #gopDivisions #healthCare #january1 #january12026 #letSubsidiesExpire #mikeJohnson #overhaul #pbsNews #replace #republicans #speakerOfTheHouse #trump #tweakLaw #whiteHouse

  11. Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions – PBS News

    U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) departs the House floor, following the vote of the U.S. House of Representatives, which passed the bill seeking to release files related to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., November 18, 2025. Photo by Jonathan Ernst / REUTERS

    By — Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press

    Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions – PBS News

    Politics, Nov 26, 2025 1:48 PM EST

    WASHINGTON (AP) — A health care proposal circulated by the White House in recent days is running into the reality of Republican divisions on the issue — a familiar struggle for a party that has been trying to scrap or overhaul the Affordable Care Act for the past 15 years.

    The tentative proposal from President Donald Trump would extend expiring ACA subsidies for two years while adjusting eligibility requirements for recipients. The plan has so far been met with a stony silence on Capitol Hill as Republicans debate among themselves whether to overhaul the law, tweak it or simply let the subsidies expire.

    It’s unclear now when the White House plan might be released, or if it will be released at all.

    The Republican indecision comes as the COVID-era tax credits are set to expire Jan. 1, creating sharp premium increases for millions of Americans. Democrats who shut down the government for six weeks over the issue are demanding a straight extension with no changes, though some indicated they could support a plan similar to the one circulated by the White House.

    But support may be harder to find in the GOP conference, where many lawmakers say costs are still too high and have been eager to make another run at repealing the ACA. The last effort in 2017 failed when Republicans couldn’t decide on how to provide coverage to millions of Americans who depend on government-run marketplaces for their health care. It’s a dilemma that persists for the party after record numbers signed up for coverage this year.

    Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., promised a group of moderate Democrats a vote on the ACA tax credits by mid-December in exchange for their votes to end the government shutdown. But it’s unclear, so far, whether that arrangement will lead to a solution.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions | PBS News

    Tags: 2026, ACA, Affordable Care Act, GOP, GOP Divisions, health care, January 1, January 1 2026, Let Subsidies Expire, Mike Johnson, Overhaul, PBS News, Replace, Republicans, Speaker of the House, Trump, Tweak Law, White House

    #2026 #aca #affordableCareAct #gop #gopDivisions #healthCare #january1 #january12026 #letSubsidiesExpire #mikeJohnson #overhaul #pbsNews #replace #republicans #speakerOfTheHouse #trump #tweakLaw #whiteHouse

  12. Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions – PBS News

    U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) departs the House floor, following the vote of the U.S. House of Representatives, which passed the bill seeking to release files related to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., November 18, 2025. Photo by Jonathan Ernst / REUTERS

    By — Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press

    Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions – PBS News

    Politics, Nov 26, 2025 1:48 PM EST

    WASHINGTON (AP) — A health care proposal circulated by the White House in recent days is running into the reality of Republican divisions on the issue — a familiar struggle for a party that has been trying to scrap or overhaul the Affordable Care Act for the past 15 years.

    The tentative proposal from President Donald Trump would extend expiring ACA subsidies for two years while adjusting eligibility requirements for recipients. The plan has so far been met with a stony silence on Capitol Hill as Republicans debate among themselves whether to overhaul the law, tweak it or simply let the subsidies expire.

    It’s unclear now when the White House plan might be released, or if it will be released at all.

    The Republican indecision comes as the COVID-era tax credits are set to expire Jan. 1, creating sharp premium increases for millions of Americans. Democrats who shut down the government for six weeks over the issue are demanding a straight extension with no changes, though some indicated they could support a plan similar to the one circulated by the White House.

    But support may be harder to find in the GOP conference, where many lawmakers say costs are still too high and have been eager to make another run at repealing the ACA. The last effort in 2017 failed when Republicans couldn’t decide on how to provide coverage to millions of Americans who depend on government-run marketplaces for their health care. It’s a dilemma that persists for the party after record numbers signed up for coverage this year.

    Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., promised a group of moderate Democrats a vote on the ACA tax credits by mid-December in exchange for their votes to end the government shutdown. But it’s unclear, so far, whether that arrangement will lead to a solution.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions | PBS News

    #2026 #aca #affordableCareAct #gop #gopDivisions #healthCare #january1 #january12026 #letSubsidiesExpire #mikeJohnson #overhaul #pbsNews #replace #republicans #speakerOfTheHouse #trump #tweakLaw #whiteHouse

  13. Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions – PBS News

    U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) departs the House floor, following the vote of the U.S. House of Representatives, which passed the bill seeking to release files related to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., November 18, 2025. Photo by Jonathan Ernst / REUTERS

    By — Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press

    Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions – PBS News

    Politics, Nov 26, 2025 1:48 PM EST

    WASHINGTON (AP) — A health care proposal circulated by the White House in recent days is running into the reality of Republican divisions on the issue — a familiar struggle for a party that has been trying to scrap or overhaul the Affordable Care Act for the past 15 years.

    The tentative proposal from President Donald Trump would extend expiring ACA subsidies for two years while adjusting eligibility requirements for recipients. The plan has so far been met with a stony silence on Capitol Hill as Republicans debate among themselves whether to overhaul the law, tweak it or simply let the subsidies expire.

    It’s unclear now when the White House plan might be released, or if it will be released at all.

    The Republican indecision comes as the COVID-era tax credits are set to expire Jan. 1, creating sharp premium increases for millions of Americans. Democrats who shut down the government for six weeks over the issue are demanding a straight extension with no changes, though some indicated they could support a plan similar to the one circulated by the White House.

    But support may be harder to find in the GOP conference, where many lawmakers say costs are still too high and have been eager to make another run at repealing the ACA. The last effort in 2017 failed when Republicans couldn’t decide on how to provide coverage to millions of Americans who depend on government-run marketplaces for their health care. It’s a dilemma that persists for the party after record numbers signed up for coverage this year.

    Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., promised a group of moderate Democrats a vote on the ACA tax credits by mid-December in exchange for their votes to end the government shutdown. But it’s unclear, so far, whether that arrangement will lead to a solution.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Health care proposal floated by White House runs into familiar GOP divisions | PBS News

    Tags: 2026, ACA, Affordable Care Act, GOP, GOP Divisions, health care, January 1, January 1 2026, Let Subsidies Expire, Mike Johnson, Overhaul, PBS News, Replace, Republicans, Speaker of the House, Trump, Tweak Law, White House

    #2026 #aca #affordableCareAct #gop #gopDivisions #healthCare #january1 #january12026 #letSubsidiesExpire #mikeJohnson #overhaul #pbsNews #replace #republicans #speakerOfTheHouse #trump #tweakLaw #whiteHouse

  14. #FACTCHECK

    Fact brief: Were members of #Congress getting paid during the #governmentshutdown?

    YES

    Members of Congress earn $174,000 annually, while the #SpeakeroftheHouse earns $223,500 and #Senate majority and minority leaders, including South Dakota Sen. John Thune, earn $193,400.

    As of 2015, the median net worth of Congress was $1.1 million — 12 times greater than the average #US. household.

    sdnewswatch.org/fact-brief-us-

  15. #FACTCHECK

    Fact brief: Were members of #Congress getting paid during the #governmentshutdown?

    YES

    Members of Congress earn $174,000 annually, while the #SpeakeroftheHouse earns $223,500 and #Senate majority and minority leaders, including South Dakota Sen. John Thune, earn $193,400.

    As of 2015, the median net worth of Congress was $1.1 million — 12 times greater than the average #US. household.

    sdnewswatch.org/fact-brief-us-

  16. #FACTCHECK

    Fact brief: Were members of #Congress getting paid during the #governmentshutdown?

    YES

    Members of Congress earn $174,000 annually, while the #SpeakeroftheHouse earns $223,500 and #Senate majority and minority leaders, including South Dakota Sen. John Thune, earn $193,400.

    As of 2015, the median net worth of Congress was $1.1 million — 12 times greater than the average #US. household.

    sdnewswatch.org/fact-brief-us-

  17. #FACTCHECK

    Fact brief: Were members of #Congress getting paid during the #governmentshutdown?

    YES

    Members of Congress earn $174,000 annually, while the #SpeakeroftheHouse earns $223,500 and #Senate majority and minority leaders, including South Dakota Sen. John Thune, earn $193,400.

    As of 2015, the median net worth of Congress was $1.1 million — 12 times greater than the average #US. household.

    sdnewswatch.org/fact-brief-us-

  18. #FACTCHECK

    Fact brief: Were members of #Congress getting paid during the #governmentshutdown?

    YES

    Members of Congress earn $174,000 annually, while the #SpeakeroftheHouse earns $223,500 and #Senate majority and minority leaders, including South Dakota Sen. John Thune, earn $193,400.

    As of 2015, the median net worth of Congress was $1.1 million — 12 times greater than the average #US. household.

    sdnewswatch.org/fact-brief-us-

  19. If it's as bad as it seems like it could be for #trump re: #EpsteinFiles , then #speakerofthehouse #mikejohnson needs to go down as a pedophile enabler.

  20. If it's as bad as it seems like it could be for #trump re: #EpsteinFiles , then #speakerofthehouse #mikejohnson needs to go down as a pedophile enabler.