Pennsylvania Republican members of the House feeling the heat after voting to gut Medicaid

[lucas80]

It's getting real back home. Tariffs that will hurt Pennsylvania. Random job cuts to federal workers in their districts. A massive tax cut directed to the wealthy.
None of this was what they ran on.

Pennsylvania Republicans who narrowly won their House seats feel the heat of early votes back home

Back in November, three Pennsylvania Republicans won seats in Congress by tight margins. Today, the three find themselves navigating the delicate politics of a divided electorate once again as President Donald Trump makes economy-altering decisions early in his second term.

apnews.com

 

[tarheelbybirth]

None of this was what they ran on.

It’s exactly what they ran on. They published it and those dumbasses just ignored it because…egg prices.

 

[Jerome Silberman]

It’s exactly what they ran on. They published it and those dumbasses just ignored it because…egg prices.

I saw less ignoring and more active downplaying of the published plan and insisting that criticisms were hyperbole. Same sh!t as last time around.

He dIdNt LiteRaLlY SaY tHe wORdS!

 

[DFSNOLE]

FAFO

 

[MitchLL]

Republicans = Trash

 

[franklinman]

With the margins they won on, they would not win today

 

[lucas80]

It’s exactly what they ran on. They published it and those dumbasses just ignored it because…egg prices.

They ran away from it like their hair was on fire. They ran on inflation, TrANz KiDZ, and the border. They have forgotten about inflation, the border is a mess, but they still have their trans bigotry. But, even that doesn't seem to be keeping the citizens compliant.

 

[lucas80]

With the margins they won on, they would not win today

MMM won Iowa's 1st district by 1000 votes. She would also lose if the election were held today.

 

[Gimmered]

None of this was what they ran on.

It's exactly what they ran on.

 

[franklinman]

I honestly don't think the new Senator would have won either, he hasn't open his mouth since being in DC, NOT Not a word in DC or back in Penna.

 

[billanole]

It’s exactly what they ran on. They published it and those dumbasses just ignored it because…egg prices.

It is exactly what they ran on. FAFO, bitches.

 

[billanole]

It’s exactly what they ran on. They published it and those dumbasses just ignored it because…egg prices.

Stoops now seem confused that what drump ran on is what his minions are doing. Duh.
Hello, stoops.
FAFO, idjits.

 

[lucas80]

I honestly don't think the new Senator would have won either, he hasn't open his mouth since being in DC, NOT Not a word in DC or back in Penna.

He's pretty much what a Republican used to be. He wasn't very MAGA. He seems like one of those pussies who is laying low, and figures when all this blows over he will emerge and say he was against DOGE all along, and he thought Trump exceeded his authority.
So much justification going on to create a structure where elected Republicans can say they are doing good work, but they don't own any of the bad stuff.

 

[billanole]

It's getting real back home. Tariffs that will hurt Pennsylvania. Random job cuts to federal workers in their districts. A massive tax cut directed to the wealthy.
None of this was what they ran on.

Pennsylvania Republicans who narrowly won their House seats feel the heat of early votes back home

Back in November, three Pennsylvania Republicans won seats in Congress by tight margins. Today, the three find themselves navigating the delicate politics of a divided electorate once again as President Donald Trump makes economy-altering decisions early in his second term.

apnews.com

They suck, biggly, even tho drump has a tiny one.

 

[5545]

It's getting real back home. Tariffs that will hurt Pennsylvania. Random job cuts to federal workers in their districts. A massive tax cut directed to the wealthy.
None of this was what they ran on.

Pennsylvania Republicans who narrowly won their House seats feel the heat of early votes back home

Back in November, three Pennsylvania Republicans won seats in Congress by tight margins. Today, the three find themselves navigating the delicate politics of a divided electorate once again as President Donald Trump makes economy-altering decisions early in his second term.

apnews.com

When you say "gut Medicaid," are you referring to legislation to limit the increase in spending to $1.5 trillion over the next decade?