Jon Ossoff Just Sealed his Reelection

[Scrubby]

Thanks for the proof

Tick tock

 

[dpic73]

Tick tock

Oh sure, Peeplez is gOiNg tO jAil!

 

[Scrubby]

Oh sure, Peeplez is gOiNg tO jAil!

Correct. I am 100% confident you and the other far leftists will wail that trump and the fbi are attacking their political enemies and claim it is all made up when it happens.



We all saw what happened in 2020. Rescanning the same ballots repeatedly (that were pulled out from under a skirted table after poll watchers were lied to and told to leave) is totally normal behavior.

 

[jimneffer]

Oh sure, Peeplez is gOiNg tO jAil!

ANY DAY NOW!!!!

 

[dpic73]

Correct. I am 100% confident you and the other far leftists will wail that trump and the fbi are attacking their political enemies and claim it is all made up when it happens.



We all saw what happened in 2020. Rescanning the same ballots repeatedly (that were pulled out from under a skirted table after poll watchers were lied to and told to leave) is totally normal behavior.

It is made up and it's embarrassing for you that you're still peddling this trash propaganda that has been debunked and explained for years now. But here you are SIX YEARS later, still yammering about conspiracies that were debunked half a decade ago.

Please tell me you're just a troll and you really don't believe the things you post.

 

[baltimorened]

Shi.tty framing Growls when all this means is he voted against the Big Beautiful Bill in large part because he wanted to extend subsidies for the ACA so people wouldn't go without healthcare. I bet you didn't know that or care did you, you were just going for the sound bite.

"Ossoff and Democrats describe the same bill very differently: as one that cuts Medicaid, pressures hospitals and nursing homes, fails to protect or extend enhanced ACA premium tax credits (leading to higher insurance costs for many), and prioritizes tax cuts they say skew toward higher earners while adding to the deficit.

"Ossoff has actively pushed to extend the ACA enhanced subsidies/tax credits precisely to avoid premium spikes.

So the “$2,100 tax increase” line is not about labeling a vote to extend subsidies as a tax hike. It is the standard partisan framing of a no vote on a tax-cut extension package. Both sides are talking past each other with different definitions of what counts as the relevant “tax” or cost increase (income-tax rates vs. health-insurance premiums and program cuts)."

https://x.com/i/grok/share/f4f003964836489d868eb5bb9da92418

well, if he voted to extend subsidies, then he voted for increasing the debt...

 

[baltimorened]

You just acknowledged that you don't care that the rich got richer and a half-million Georgians lost their healthcare. Ossoff cared which should have been the headline.

"More than 500,000 Georgians have lost their health insurance coverage following the expiration of enhanced federal Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies, reflecting a sharp 37% drop in state marketplace enrollment."

https://georgiarecorder.com/2026/04/20/georgias-aca-enrollment-plunges-raising-concerns-for-rural-hospitals/

the "other side" of that should be that 500,000 Georgians were given subsidies to buy healthcare during the COVID pandemic which has been declared "over" by President Biden.

 

[baltimorened]

Zero undocumented immigrants have Affordable Care Act (ACA) plans, because federal law strictly prohibits undocumented individuals from enrolling in ACA health insurance marketplaces or receiving related federal subsidies.

Key Regulatory Facts

• • Federal Prohibition: Under the Affordable Care Act, non-citizens without a lawful immigration status are legally barred from purchasing or enrolling in health plans through the Federal Health Insurance Marketplace.
  • State Policy in Georgia: Georgia relies on the federal marketplace platform and does not offer a separate, state-funded health insurance exchange or state premium assistance programs for undocumented residents.
  • General Exclusions: Undocumented immigrants in Georgia and across the U.S. do not qualify for federal health insurance programs like Medicaid or Medicare, remaining eligible only for emergency medical assistance at hospitals.
• 
  
  https://forumtogether.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Fact-Sheet-Undocuemnted-Immigrants-and-Health-Care.pdf

you know dpic, federal law also prohibits people in the country illegally to be in the country. Yet, here they are. Point being, federal law limits a lot of things that seemingly happen anyway

A better one, doesn't federal law prohibit use of marijuana?? Yes, federal law broadly prohibits the possession, use, manufacture, and distribution of marijuana under the Controlled Substances Act, where it remains classified as a controlled substance, despite many states allowing medical or recreational use

 

[dpic73]

well, if he voted to extend subsidies, then he voted for increasing the debt...

What did cutting taxes do the debt? It increased it + people lost healthcare and hospitals closed.

 

[baltimorened]

Why do you think they wouldn't sign up?

"More than half a million Georgians have dropped health insurance coverage amid stiff premium price hikes for federally subsidized Affordable Care Act plans, according to data obtained by The Current GA and the Georgia Recorder.

The 37% enrollment drop – from 1.5 million Georgians in January 2025 to 950,000 as of April 17, 2026 — dwarfs any previous decline in the state since the launch of so-called Obamacare health insurance plans in 2014.

Rising prices for health insurance policies bought on Georgia’s health care marketplace occurred after the U.S. Congress and President Donald Trump decided against extending Covid-era “enhanced” health insurance subsidies, which sunset Dec. 31, 2025."

so we're back to that argument. The OP's point I think was that eliminating the Democrat sunsetted subsidies didn't throw anybody off the ACA. They could still sign up, the just didn't get the expanded subsidies anymore.

 

[dpic73]

you know dpic, federal law also prohibits people in the country illegally to be in the country. Yet, here they are. Point being, federal law limits a lot of things that seemingly happen anyway

A better one, doesn't federal law prohibit use of marijuana?? Yes, federal law broadly prohibits the possession, use, manufacture, and distribution of marijuana under the Controlled Substances Act, where it remains classified as a controlled substance, despite many states allowing medical or recreational use

Are you telling me that a large number, or any of these 500,000 people were illegals? If so, don't cast doubt unless you can disprove what I said. Your irrelevant whataboutisms don't change the facts.

 

[baltimorened]

Tomato/Tomatoe

It was Trump's fault.

Later federal budget reconciliations, such as the 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), did not increase these subsidies; rather, they allowed the enhanced COVID-19-era tax credits to sunset. [1, 2, 3]

the people who set the sunset were democrats. They could have made them permanent, they didn't. How is that Trump's fault?

 

[baltimorened]

Dont forget Trump is your daddy. Ossoff is toast.

yea, I wouldn't bet on that...in the world of crazies, a reasonable person is king

 

[baltimorened]

Man, he's getting lots of Republican support for his constituent services. Collins is cooked.

isn't this the way is should be..we don't have to have one party positions on everything (well, maybe some people do)

 

[dpic73]

the people who set the sunset were democrats. They could have made them permanent, they didn't. How is that Trump's fault?

Trump could have extended them instead of gifting his cronies billions they didn't need instead. Now we're adding 4 trillion to the debt plus half a million Georgians lost healthcare, that they needed. What has Trump done to help people who can't afford health insurance?

 

[TigerGrowls]

yea, I wouldn't bet on that...in the world of crazies, a reasonable person is king

Trump is very reasonable and logical imo Ned. Ossoff is your typical looney lefty. He tries to project as reasonable but just look at his voting record.

 

[baltimorened]

Trump could have extended them instead of gifting his cronies billions they didn't need instead. Now we're adding 4 trillion to the debt plus half a million Georgians lost healthcare, that they needed. What has Trump done to help people who can't afford health insurance?

dpic, you could ask this question about anything and you could change trump to Biden or Johnson or Jeffries and change health insurance to housing, food prices, or whatever,

No matter how you phrase it, the expanded subsidies were created by democrats and they included the sunset clause. A democrat President declared the emergency over, so the reason for the expanded subsidies was over, and they expired when the sunset clause required.

Now your position is that Trump didn't continue them...true...but the reason for them was over..Biden said so.

If the expanded subsidies were required why did democrats put in a sunset clause? If there was still an emergency, why did Biden say it was over?

Now on one hand some on here complain about Republicans spending...and they're right. But given those complaints how does it jive when we complain about spending one minute and then complain that we're not spending on the other?

 

[baltimorened]

Trump is very reasonable and logical imo Ned. Ossoff is your typical looney lefty. He tries to project as reasonable but just look at his voting record.

JMO, but Trump is going over the edge...my wife is a die hard trump supporter. I have to bring her back to earth sometimes. Just the other night at dinner, unsolicited, when she said something to the effect that even she was starting to get turned off - the on again off again war, the crazy statements about bombing Oman, and some of the other seemingly off the way stuff going on now.

I will tell you, when Trump starts losing voters like my wife, he and the Republicans are in deep, deep trouble.

 

[Rifler]

With Democrats as the alternative, Republicans will never be in deep deep trouble...

 

[Jfcarter3]

Trump is very reasonable and logical imo Ned.

This is Titanic/Hindenburg level off.

 

[TigerGrowls]

JMO, but Trump is going over the edge...my wife is a die hard trump supporter. I have to bring her back to earth sometimes. Just the other night at dinner, unsolicited, when she said something to the effect that even she was starting to get turned off - the on again off again war, the crazy statements about bombing Oman, and some of the other seemingly off the way stuff going on now.

I will tell you, when Trump starts losing voters like my wife, he and the Republicans are in deep, deep trouble.

Did she say shes dropped support of Trump???

 

[dpic73]

dpic, you could ask this question about anything and you could change trump to Biden or Johnson or Jeffries and change health insurance to housing, food prices, or whatever,

No matter how you phrase it, the expanded subsidies were created by democrats and they included the sunset clause. A democrat President declared the emergency over, so the reason for the expanded subsidies was over, and they expired when the sunset clause required.

Now your position is that Trump didn't continue them...true...but the reason for them was over..Biden said so.

If the expanded subsidies were required why did democrats put in a sunset clause? If there was still an emergency, why did Biden say it was over?

Now on one hand some on here complain about Republicans spending...and they're right. But given those complaints how does it jive when we complain about spending one minute and then complain that we're not spending on the other?

But we're talking about health insurance that many people needed and lost and tax cuts that weren't needed, at least not the same deep cuts.

No matter how you phrase it, the tax cuts were created by Republicans and they included the sunset clause. The TJCA expired on Dec 31, 2025, so the reason for the expanded tax cuts was over, and they expired when the sunset clause required.

Trump continued them even though they were supposed to expire and that's why they were sold as temporary in 2017.

If the expanded tax cuts were required why did Republicans put in a sunset clause? If there wasn't an emergency, why did Trump renew them?

Health care costs including premiums, deductibles and out of pocket costs have spiked dramatically since the subsidies expired and now many middle income enrollees can no longer afford health insurance.

Again, I will ask, What has Trump done to help those people? Has he even acknowledged them?

 

[dpic73]

Trump is very reasonable and logical imo Ned. Ossoff is your typical looney lefty. He tries to project as reasonable but just look at his voting record.

Ossoff has been a Senator for six years now, can you tell us what makes him looney? Any examples? And then compare that to the very reasonable and logical Trump.

 

[TigerGrowls]

Ossoff has been a Senator for six years now, can you tell us what makes him looney? Any examples? And then compare that to the very reasonable and logical Trump.

His atrocious voting record. Over 95% in compliance with what his commie dem bosses tell him to do.

 

[dpic73]

His atrocious voting record. Over 95% in compliance with what his commie dem bosses tell him to do.

That makes him the good guy, a smart one, or have you not been paying attention to this historic shitstorm created by the Clown-in-Chief's policies? Half a million Georgians would not have lost their healthcare if Ossoff's votes were in the majority.

How can you not see that atrocious is what we have now?