The Circus

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When some of you MAGA are going to have to move mom, dad, grandma, or grandpa out of the facility and take over their bathroom routines and baths, you'll be wondering what happened. Or you can call your Reps and tell them to stop it. Why are you so invested in billionaires saving personal money so that they can buy another plane, another yacht, another island.


 
"My relatives are in assisted livings, not Medicaid".

Still will affect you. Prices will go up dramatically for assisted living facilities, which already are averaging $4,500 per month, with Memory Cares charging $7,000 PER MONTH.
 
I hate when Rand Paul makes sense.




Oh, and elektra : he talks about the agriculture subsidies in this bill.
 
I like when someone offers quotes and transcripts.

The only politician making sense is Trump. Does the person in your video support Trump. If not that person is a problem
You support subsidies if Trump is giving them out?
 
How about you listen to the mark Kevin show when he speaks of Rand Paul. You got a couple hours to devote to your education, right?
So you didn't even listen to Rand Paul? Dismissed, dope.
 
When some of you MAGA are going to have to move mom, dad, grandma, or grandpa out of the facility and take over their bathroom routines and baths, you'll be wondering what happened. Or you can call your Reps and tell them to stop it. Why are you so invested in billionaires saving personal money so that they can buy another plane, another yacht, another island.



 
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"Safety Net" is doublespeak for subsidies.


Safety Net (Commodity Programs and Crop Insurance): extension of key commodity support programs – including PLC, ARC, marketing assistance loans and Dairy Margin Coverage (DMC) – through the 2031 crop year, avoiding any lapse into outdated “permanent” farm law. The bill raises statutory reference prices (price guarantees) for major covered commodities by 11-21%. Additionally, H.R.1 introduces a reference price escalator mechanism beginning in the 2031 crop year, which increases reference prices by 0.5% annually on a compounded basis. This increase is capped at 115% of the original statutory value, allowing modest growth to reflect longer-term market trends while avoiding unchecked program expansion.


Price guarantees? That doesn't sound like Free Market Capitalism.
 

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