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The new Republican healthcare bill has met with a wide range of reactions, from anger and

hatred on one side of the aisle to hatred and anger on the other side of the aisle because

you're looking at it from a different direction. The two sides have taken their usual approach

to swaying public opinion. Republican supporters of the bill have attempted to explain it by

pointing at charts and droning incomprehensibly. While Democrat opponents have shown videos of

sick children crying, please President Trump don't kill us. We'll be good. Meanwhile, the

amendment process has begun with House Republicans offering such amendments as your ideas, Suck,

I hope you die, and change this provision or I'll rip your ears off. A GOP spokesman says

he sure the bill will have enough votes to pass after all the people who oppose it are

killed in the melee. But with all the hatred and anger over the bill, does anyone really

understand it? Of course not. Americans are busy people and need to get right to the

hatred and anger to save time. So today, as a public service, we here at the Andrew

Klaven show would like to provide this quick guide to understanding the new healthcare bill.

Under Obamacare, people who couldn't afford health insurance were given subsidies that

were financed by dragging young people from their homes, holding them off the roof by

their ankles and telling them to buy an elaborate insurance plan they didn't need before they

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