Conservative Hypocrite Tomi Lahren joins long list of clueless Repeal ObamaCare beneficiaries.

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Conservatives have a bizarre unexplainable disconnect from reality, that I believe acts as a defense mechanism against what I call “inadvertent hypocrisy.” 

Take the Republican attempt at health care reform, otherwise known as tax cuts for the wealthy. It’s the ultimate in a massive big government bureaucracy with burdensome regulatory hoops to jump through for every possible health care need, like Medicaid eligibility and high risk pools. “Inadvertent hypocrisy.” 

Or how about staying on your parents health care plan until you’re 26, while still complaining about the horrors of “ObamaCare.” “Inadvertent hypocrisy.”

The cell phone clip below is from a conservative audience member. I’m mentioning that because the guy who recorded this, loudly proclaimed his allegiance to Trump throughout the video, except during the Tomi Lahren/Chelsea Handler exchange featured here. Coincidence? Just wanted you to keep that in mind: 

A few quick comebacks that Democrats should hammer home, for people like Tomi Lahren:

1. Comparing universal health care to VA health plan: Sorry, but try comparing our private system to every other country in the world with a national health care plan, skip trashing the VA.

2. There are waiting lines in Canada and other Countries: There are waiting lines in the U.S., we’re not different. Anyone try seeing a dermatologist lately for that cancerous looking sore on your arm?

3. Every State is So Different: No, the people in those states aren’t any different than humans in every other state. Same biology, same health care needs, same diseases. They aren’t different in each state.

4. The American People voted, they Don’t Want ObamaCare, elections have Consequences: Ah, Americans didn’t know what Republicans were going to offer as a replacement, and they didn’t vote for any one of the quickly cooked up “plans” over lunch on napkins, or in a back room with no public input. That’s a huge difference.