NYT Discovers Republicans Care About Healthcare (Again)
The mainstream media breathlessly covers the GOP's internal strife over healthcare, framing it as a new dilemma. What they consistently omit is that the Republican Party, with predictable regularity, has launched over 70 attempts to repeal, defund, or gut the Affordable Care Act (ACA) since its inception. This isn't a 'hands-off' problem; it's a 'hands-on destruction' strategy, with leadership
often prioritizing wealthy donors and corporate interests over genuine healthcare reform. (Lest we forget the 'repeal and replace' that never materialized.) One might wonder if this sudden media interest in Republican healthcare 'problems' coincides with another election cycle, where the inconvenient truth of their past actions needs to be repackaged as a fresh policy debate. It appears their
concern for the uninsured is only politically expedient when votes are at stake, not when millions are literally losing coverage. The amnesia is truly astounding.