Who
controlled congress the past thirty-six years?
Republican
Party!
How many
years did Democrats control Congress?
From 1981 to
2017, the Democratic Party only controlled congress six (6) times.
The past six
(6) presidents, only two (2) were democrats.
Ronald Reagan
Republican
George H. W.
Bush Republican
Bill Clinton
Democratic
George W.
Bush Republican
Barack
Obama Democratic
Donald Trump
Republican
The past
eight and a half years
congress did nothing for the health of the country
because there was a democrat in the Whitehouse
(NOTHING)!
So
Using this
knowledge with charts.
How can the
Republican Party
and
the Media,
keep getting away with
blaming the
condition of this country
on the Democratic Party?
Let's discuss
this with our media.
Since the
Democratic Party first controlled both houses in 1837 under the 25th Congress,
it has held
control of both houses for over 75 years under 35 Congresses,
according to
both the House and Senate websites.
As of 2015,
the 114th Congress is controlled by the Republican Party.
Starting in
the 20th century, the Democratic Party controlled 28 Congresses, 20 of which
operated under a president of the opposite party.
As of January
2015, the Democratic Party controls 7 state legislatures,
Republican
Party controls 24 and the remaining 19 states are divided.
Furthermore,
Nebraska is
the only state to have a one-house, non-partisan legislature, as stated by the
Washington Post.
Paul Ryan,
I'm Worried that,
The
Affordable Healthcare, known as (Obamacare), will stand?
Live CNN
Breaking News (Representative Paul Ryan ® House Speaker
House Speaker
Paul Ryan (R., Wis.) sounded frustrated on Tuesday as he fretted that
"Obamacare will stand" in the aftermath of the failed Senate
Republican attempt to repeal the law.
"I'm
worried that Obamacare will stand and the law will continue to collapse and
people will get hurt in the process," Ryan said at a press conference.
Ryan's House
Republicans passed the American Health Care Act in May to repeal and replace
Obamacare, and Ryan said he was proud of the legislation. Senate Republicans
have struggled to get their own legislation passed to make good on a nearly
decade-long promise to repeal Obamacare, also known as the Affordable Care Act.
Senate
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) abandoned
the bill on Monday night when Sens.
Mike Lee (R., Utah) and Jerry Moran (R., Kan.) joined Sens. Rand Paul (R., Ky.)
and Susan Collins (R., Maine) in opposing the bill. Their nays, along with all
Democrats in opposition, effectively killed the bill.
President
Donald Trump tweeted that Republicans should pass a full repeal
and then later replace it with the help of Democrats, but that may be even
more difficult to do than the repeal-and-replace measure that just failed.
Ryan said the
Senate needed to get a bill passed to get the process moving again and get out
ahead of the problems caused by Obamacare.
"Obamacare
is in the middle of a tailspin," he said. "This law is
collapsing."
Mike
Pence:
Senate must repeal The Affordable Healthcare
known as (Obamacare).