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Who does this mother****er think he is fooling?

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Why would you vote them out, they are doing what they said they'd do, they are doing exactly and precisely the **** that got you to vote for them in the first place!

what did you think that Trumpcare was going to look like awval?

Basically, awval is the Ivanka Trump of twoplustwo.


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SO MUCH WINNING, THE BEST HEALTHCARE FOR EVERYBODY

"Oh im gonna go vote those bums out," no the **** you wont you selfish lying idiot

So my wife had a c-section. How does that effect us going forward if we are in a red state? Before Obamacare, it was basically impossible for my wife to get health insurance that wasn't horrible because of said c-section.

Thanks!

The Healthcare Stateline Removal Act

Obamacare will now no longer have any lines between states. That's it.

You'll still have nothing but horribly inadequate, expensive insurance

You voted for Trump knowing he was going to repeal the income tax laws that favor rich people and he was going to repeal Obamacare


You do support this

Most everything is going to be a preexisting condition after this becomes law. Almost noone will be able to get good insurance, maybe people with lots of income in very blue states will.

Well, that sucks, but I guess it at least numbs it knowing that the 1% are getting a tax break and Jeff Sessions is ruining thousands of brown lives.

Rejoyce that now you have the FREEDOM to be uninsured due to your inability to afford insurance

If this sounds harsh, it is the actual GOP argument

I think (and could be wrong) that so long as you don't have a gap in coverage, then because of hippa you won't actually have to admit the pre existing condition? But I'm not 100%

His base?

If his taxes go up, they will not be doing what he voted for.

Forgive them for they know not what they do? Nah, **** em for being so cruelly ignorant.

What is the most consecutive days that Trump has been in the White House since the presidency?

Pretty sure this has to be 5. 6 if you want to count him coming back on Sunday nights.

Honestly, it makes sense to get the high-risk patients off of the individual market. That will enable 95% of the other customers to have cheaper health insurance. They could have used the 3.9 and 0.9 taxes to fully fund the high risk pools. But it's a GOP bill so but nahhh.

Honestly I see the waste around me at work. One patient, terminal case, using $$$$$$ of resources and we could use those resources to cover thousands of others. We wouldn't treat our own pets the way we treat our NICU babies and ICU adults.

So many docs think they can play God and fix what cannot be fixed. So much false hope given to family to get them to agree to churn the patient in the medical health complex.

Premiums will go way down


all the way to 0

itt, awval advocating for letting the sick people die

Yea, I definitely think there's an interesting discussion to be had about high risk pools vs large population subsidization. But when the funding is so paltry, it becomes clear that high risk pools are just being used as a cloak for eliminating affordable coverage.

What do you think should happen to the terminal patient? "**** you, it's time to die"?

Would you have him taken out the back door and left on the street? Euthanasia? I'm curious how this would work in practice.