Monday, December 26, 2016

Hill Republicans Likely To Use Same Tactic To Repeal ObamaCare that Dems used To Pass Law


By Fox News, Dec. 24, 2016 

You know the scene in the 1986 John Hughes classic. Ferris Bueller and his pals ditch school. Then, for a joyride around Chicago, they purloin the cherry red, 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California -- the prized-possession of Cameron’s father. 

“It’s his fault he didn’t lock the garage,” snaps Ferris to Cameron about his dad when he spots the car.

“He knows the mileage, Ferris,” protests Cameron.

But no matter.

They drive like bats out of hell all over the city. They hit a Cubs game. Sing “Twist and Shout.” Ferris even dupes a snooty maitre d' into thinking he’s “Abe Froman, the Sausage King of Chicago.”


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