Headline: How red-state politics are shaving years off American lives

[jotathought]

Dying Early AMERICA’S LIFE EXPECTANCY CRISIS


Whether we admit it or not, it's true that actions have consequences.



What is being investigated and written about is that any states policies, driven by their politics, are shaving years off American lives. We should pay heed.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/interactive/2023/republican-politics-south-midwest-life-expectancy/

Where is the connection to red state policies, and does this include illegal aliens?

 

[Oddball]

Dying Early AMERICA’S LIFE EXPECTANCY CRISIS


Whether we admit it or not, it's true that actions have consequences.



What is being investigated and written about is that any states policies, driven by their politics, are shaving years off American lives. We should pay heed.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/interactive/2023/republican-politics-south-midwest-life-expectancy/

Because the cities of those states -nearly all run by demoncrats- have absolutely nothing at all to do with any of that.

This is a stupidly obtuse OP, even by your laughably low standards.

 

[TNHarley]

really?

https://archive.ph/w9xnS

Yep. Blue areas control the lives of the people more than red areas. Thats pretty much all i picked up.

 

[Dante]

well left wingers are not very bright people, so that are unable to understand basic statistics

Again, you make comments that make absolutely no sense here.

 

[Dante]

Where is the connection to red state policies, and does this include illegal aliens?

read the article, and try not to go off on some bizarre political tantrum.

 

[Dante]

Because the cities of those states -nearly all run by demoncrats- have absolutely nothing at all to do with any of that.

This is a stupidly obtuse OP, even by your laughably low standards.

Oddball fails again!

 

[Dante]

Yep. Blue areas control the lives of the people more than red areas. Thats pretty much all i picked up.

more deflection?

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Again, you make comments that make absolutely no sense here.

again u r incapable of understanding the basics of statistics

 

[sealybobo]

Where is the connection to red state policies, and does this include illegal aliens?

I can tell you this. Unionized companies do not have illegal workers. The union makes sure of it. Non union companies or I like to call them illegal employers, they are the ones accepting what they know to be false information from an immigrant, and employing that person. Paying them below par wages.

We need to go after illegal employers. Big time.

McDonald's franchisees fined after 305 minors, including 10-year-olds, found working illegally

Two 10-year-olds were among over 300 minors found to be working in violation of federal labor laws at McDonald's franchises across Kentucky and other states.

www.cnbc.com

If you read up on this you'll see it's happening in red states. About 6 of them. Actually it's happening everywhere. Republicans must be joking when they cry about sanctuary cities and not sanctuary companies. LIke the Republican run farm in Iowa who employed the illegal who murdered Mollie Tibbits. Remember her?

 

[Dante]

again u r incapable of understanding the basics of statistics

Again, again, and again you're making comments that make absolutely no sense here.

Start at the OP -- Post #1

then stfu

 

[TNHarley]

more deflection?

Thats what your article is about, troll.

 

[sealybobo]

Yep. Blue areas control the lives of the people more than red areas. Thats pretty much all i picked up.

I would love to let red states opt out of social security and medicare. States rights. Let's see how that works out for the goobers who live in red states. PLEASE do it. Just tell Biden you aint paying into social security anymore.

But from what I hear, red states love Obamacare. They benefit from it the most.

 

[Dante]

Thats what your article is about, troll.

Blue areas controlling the lives of the people in red areas?

Okie Dokie

Like that troglodyte, go back and start reading at the OP -- post #1.

then stfu

 

[badger2]

Before I click on your link I want to say that I just saw a study that says uneducated white males are dying at an alarming rate. Too young. And it has to do with economic despair. They're turning to drugs, fentynol, alchohol, crime, suicide, early death. This is particularly white uneducated men. No other group.

I hope these white uneducated men aren't blaming us liberals, or blacks, or immigrants. They need to join a union. Or form a union. And they should probably stop blaming blacks in ghettos for their woes. Now uneducated white men are starting to see what life is like without economic opportunities. Now maybe white uneducated men should have empathy to their brown brothers. But instead they'll blame them for it.

They don't want obamacare, unions, social security, medicare, even if it's shaving years off their lives. That's the cost of freedom.

Don't forget gun violence is shaving years off lots of people's lives. And it's usually uneducated white men doing that too.

Link?

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Again, again, and again you're making comments that make absolutely no sense here.

Start at the OP -- Post #1

then stfu

again u r incapable of understanding the basics of statistics

 

[TNHarley]

I would love to let red states opt out of social security and medicare.

I think it should be up to the individual.

 

[TNHarley]

Blue areas controlling the lives of the people in red areas?

Okie Dokie

Like that troglodyte, go back and start reading at the OP -- post #1.

then stfu

OMG

 

[whitehall]

It took three WAPO reporters to write this idiocy? An anecdotal account of a hearse driver in Ashtabula Ohio? The democrat former governor of NY is probably responsible for more deaths than the entire population of Ashtabula when he ordered nursing homes to admit infected patients.

 

[Dante]

Thats what your article is about, troll.

quotes:

Ohio state Rep. Bill Seitz, the state House majority floor leader who has helped block tobacco tax increases amid aggressive lobbying by industry interests. He, Seitz defended Ohio Republicans’ efforts to limit cities’ powers, saying it’s in keeping with his party’s philosophy.

 

[Dante]

It took three WAPO reporters to write this idiocy? An anecdotal account of a hearse driver in Ashtabula Ohio? The democrat former governor of NY is probably responsible for more deaths than the entire population of Ashtabula when he ordered nursing homes to admit infected patients.

Dumbo, it's not a Low Information News Shout, like you're used to. Three reporters covered different aspects of a well sourced and deep dive into the subject.