Billiejeens
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Has Passage of Trump's so-called 'Big Beautiful Bill' Guaranteed Democratic of Congress in 2026?
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It does not matter to me. It should have been passed a couple of months ago. For the positives of it, there is lead time to the 2026 elections.
MarcATL
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Interesting. Just understand that you own this bill and the consequences of it.
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The real question is how much can the democrats and their bought and paid for media lie over the next two years. But, you're right, they are very adept at it.Public approval was already plunging.
Trump’s approval rating has slipped to a new low in the latest Yahoo/YouGov poll.
A survey of 1,597 U.S. adults, which was
conducted from June 26 to June 30, finds that just 40% now approve of how
Trump is handling his job, down from 44% in March.
As Trump - rather than ending the war as he had repeatedly promised - persists in enabling the invasion of Ukraine by Vlad Putin and Kim Jung Un, his eviscerating health care for millions of Americans will seal the fate of many of his submissive Congressional lackeys.
The bill’s provisions will impact patients, doctors, hospitals, and insurers, as Republicans partially paid for it by cutting more than $1 trillion from federal health programs. The bulk of the cuts are coming from Medicaid. As a result, changes are coming that will affect how people qualify for and enroll in the program that covers more than 70 million low-income and disabled Americans, as well as how they can maintain coverage.“No matter how often repeated, the magnitude of these reductions — and the number of individuals who will lose health coverage — cannot be simply dismissed as waste, fraud, and abuse,” American Hospital Association President Rick Pollack said in a statement. “The faces of Medicaid include our children, our disabled, our seniors, our veterans, our neighbors, and friends. The real-life consequences of these reductions will negatively impact access to care for all Americans.” Almost 12 million lower-income Americans would lose their health insurance by 2034, according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), blunting the significant coverage gains made under the ACA...
Five major polling organisations - The Washington Post, Pew Research Center, Fox News, Quinnipiac University, and the Kaiser Family Foundation... The numbers are strikingly consistent, with each poll showing a negative net approval rating for the bill, ranging from -19%, -20%, -21%, -26%, and -29%
Trump's surrender to global warming and the damage to the nation that will facilitate will also evoke the contempt of most Americans.
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Hope Is Not a Villain—But This Kind of Hope Is | Common Dreams
We need a movement ready to restore America to the path of becoming the country we've dreamed of being for centuries. Not the fantasy of individual escape, but the reality of collective power.
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j-mac
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Commondreams? lol…Are they still around?Hope Is Not a Villain—But This Kind of Hope Is | Common Dreams
We need a movement ready to restore America to the path of becoming the country we've dreamed of being for centuries. Not the fantasy of individual escape, but the reality of collective power.
Yeah, dems are so ready…lol. They have no money, no leadership, and are fighting everyday on what their path should be…Hell, they’re barely a party anymore…Ready? Not even close.
/—-/ It was Bidum who said he killed Medicaid during the debate, or did you forget that?
In very little time the American people will realize the republicans are their worse enemy.Public approval was already plunging.
Trump’s approval rating has slipped to a new low in the latest Yahoo/YouGov poll.
A survey of 1,597 U.S. adults, which was
conducted from June 26 to June 30, finds that just 40% now approve of how
Trump is handling his job, down from 44% in March.
As Trump - rather than ending the war as he had repeatedly promised - persists in enabling the invasion of Ukraine by Vlad Putin and Kim Jung Un, his eviscerating health care for millions of Americans will seal the fate of many of his submissive Congressional lackeys.
The bill’s provisions will impact patients, doctors, hospitals, and insurers, as Republicans partially paid for it by cutting more than $1 trillion from federal health programs. The bulk of the cuts are coming from Medicaid. As a result, changes are coming that will affect how people qualify for and enroll in the program that covers more than 70 million low-income and disabled Americans, as well as how they can maintain coverage.“No matter how often repeated, the magnitude of these reductions — and the number of individuals who will lose health coverage — cannot be simply dismissed as waste, fraud, and abuse,” American Hospital Association President Rick Pollack said in a statement. “The faces of Medicaid include our children, our disabled, our seniors, our veterans, our neighbors, and friends. The real-life consequences of these reductions will negatively impact access to care for all Americans.” Almost 12 million lower-income Americans would lose their health insurance by 2034, according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), blunting the significant coverage gains made under the ACA...
Five major polling organisations - The Washington Post, Pew Research Center, Fox News, Quinnipiac University, and the Kaiser Family Foundation... The numbers are strikingly consistent, with each poll showing a negative net approval rating for the bill, ranging from -19%, -20%, -21%, -26%, and -29%
Trump's surrender to global warming and the damage to the nation that will facilitate will also evoke the contempt of most Americans.
Papageorgio
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With the misinformation floating out there I am sure that will put the polling numbers into the negative. I am against the bill because it is more spending but it was a hell of a lot less than Bidens $6.4 trillion monstrosity.Public approval was already plunging.
Trump’s approval rating has slipped to a new low in the latest Yahoo/YouGov poll.
A survey of 1,597 U.S. adults, which was
conducted from June 26 to June 30, finds that just 40% now approve of how
Trump is handling his job, down from 44% in March.
As Trump - rather than ending the war as he had repeatedly promised - persists in enabling the invasion of Ukraine by Vlad Putin and Kim Jung Un, his eviscerating health care for millions of Americans will seal the fate of many of his submissive Congressional lackeys.
The bill’s provisions will impact patients, doctors, hospitals, and insurers, as Republicans partially paid for it by cutting more than $1 trillion from federal health programs. The bulk of the cuts are coming from Medicaid. As a result, changes are coming that will affect how people qualify for and enroll in the program that covers more than 70 million low-income and disabled Americans, as well as how they can maintain coverage.“No matter how often repeated, the magnitude of these reductions — and the number of individuals who will lose health coverage — cannot be simply dismissed as waste, fraud, and abuse,” American Hospital Association President Rick Pollack said in a statement. “The faces of Medicaid include our children, our disabled, our seniors, our veterans, our neighbors, and friends. The real-life consequences of these reductions will negatively impact access to care for all Americans.” Almost 12 million lower-income Americans would lose their health insurance by 2034, according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), blunting the significant coverage gains made under the ACA...
Five major polling organisations - The Washington Post, Pew Research Center, Fox News, Quinnipiac University, and the Kaiser Family Foundation... The numbers are strikingly consistent, with each poll showing a negative net approval rating for the bill, ranging from -19%, -20%, -21%, -26%, and -29%
Trump's surrender to global warming and the damage to the nation that will facilitate will also evoke the contempt of most Americans.
Papageorgio
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I have heard that said about Republicans and Democrats for the last 50 years and in my opinion, the American people will continue to vote for both parties.
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Funny picture of Trump, he looks like you're blowing his dick, am I right?Public approval was already plunging.
Trump’s approval rating has slipped to a new low in the latest Yahoo/YouGov poll.
A survey of 1,597 U.S. adults, which was
conducted from June 26 to June 30, finds that just 40% now approve of how
Trump is handling his job, down from 44% in March.
As Trump - rather than ending the war as he had repeatedly promised - persists in enabling the invasion of Ukraine by Vlad Putin and Kim Jung Un, his eviscerating health care for millions of Americans will seal the fate of many of his submissive Congressional lackeys.
The bill’s provisions will impact patients, doctors, hospitals, and insurers, as Republicans partially paid for it by cutting more than $1 trillion from federal health programs. The bulk of the cuts are coming from Medicaid. As a result, changes are coming that will affect how people qualify for and enroll in the program that covers more than 70 million low-income and disabled Americans, as well as how they can maintain coverage.“No matter how often repeated, the magnitude of these reductions — and the number of individuals who will lose health coverage — cannot be simply dismissed as waste, fraud, and abuse,” American Hospital Association President Rick Pollack said in a statement. “The faces of Medicaid include our children, our disabled, our seniors, our veterans, our neighbors, and friends. The real-life consequences of these reductions will negatively impact access to care for all Americans.” Almost 12 million lower-income Americans would lose their health insurance by 2034, according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), blunting the significant coverage gains made under the ACA...
Five major polling organisations - The Washington Post, Pew Research Center, Fox News, Quinnipiac University, and the Kaiser Family Foundation... The numbers are strikingly consistent, with each poll showing a negative net approval rating for the bill, ranging from -19%, -20%, -21%, -26%, and -29%
Trump's surrender to global warming and the damage to the nation that will facilitate will also evoke the contempt of most Americans.
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