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Thursday, 13 Mar 2025
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“Good, theyre going to cancel that horrible Obamacare. But I’ll be fine since I’m covered under the ACA”.
-Republican Voter
It’s almost like who you vote for makes a difference
They almost did in 2019. The measure lost by a single vote, John McCain.
My voice will hurt from all the “told you so” i have brewing. I have family heavily dependent on their medication and voted for trump, they truly believe it won’t effect them.
I’m sure all of his 65+ year old voters are gonna love that.
They knew what they were getting.
Just wait until the rural hospitals start to close.
I’m angry because I didn’t sign up for this looney ride, but now I have to suffer the consequences along with the rest of them when I crashes.
I have family who will be badly affected when Republicans remove pre-existing conditions from the ACA.
I’ve been assured by many people that both sides are the same so let’s not worry about it.
only the beginning of the stealing
This will definitely lower the cost of eggs.
How are they going to make their voters think taking their health insurance is a good thing?
Life is going to be a lot more expensive for the average American under Trump’s policies, between gutting the ACA, mass deportations, and the tariffs.
Is there a point in paying for my first months premium then?
FAFO.
This is same thing these idiots said the first time trump tried to get rid of the ACA. They thought the ACA and “Obamacare” (which the republicans gave it that nickname to piss off their supporters) was two different programs. They know the truth because John McCain stopped him from dismantling the program his first term. They knew but something else was more important to them. I’m one of the people that will lose my health insurance because I’m a caregiver who cares for my three adult sons on the spectrum and I’m screwed without the ACA.
Thank the shifting electorate.
GOP voters = Gullible Online Poors
The social networks that have been eroding the public’s faith in our public institutions while simultaneously sanding down Trump and the Republican Party’s rough edges intentionally diminish confidence in government while normalizing right-wing corruption. The most susceptible to this messaging are the poor and uneducated. The above isn’t an insult. The above is a tragedy.
It’s not just canceling healthcare, it’s going to completely destroy the entire healthcare system. The ACA made so many changes to the system AND insurance that it can’t just be unwound easily. If they actually try to do so, even the insurance companies will be completely screwed (as they can’t just go back to the way things were).
But with the wrecking crew coming in, I don’t think they give a shit about devastating the healthcare system on top of everything else that they plan to destroy.
Before this there were no options, unless you wanted to find a wildly expensive catastrophe-only policy. I knew of someone who died because he had a condition that went untreated because his job offered no insurance and he couldn’t afford the treatment. Looks like we’re going back to that.
I used it for a while after my divorce while getting back on my feet. Because I didn’t make much, my premiums were super cheap and it was wonderful coverage.
Ironically, it could wipe out his base.
People were warned. We all know what the brain worm wants to do with vaccines. Just wait until a child has to be hospitalized with a disease that would have been stopped with a vaccine. Then, wait until fluoride is banned. No one will have health or teeth.
Do they have the votes in the House? They have a razor thin margin and can afford no defections.
He has control of all 3 branches. I can’t even enjoy the schadenfreude as this affects the innocent too.
Much like the Covid-era stimulus checks that Donald demanded bear his name, this reckless destruction will also be indelibly linked to the monster who thinks it’s a good idea.
Donald isn’t a slick enough talker to simultaneously claim credit for slashing healthcare access at the same time that he tries to avoid blame for the same action.
We’re in the timeline where donald trump survived by moving his head a split second early, *and* won by like 1%. Not only are we in the fallen timeline, but we so *easily* could’ve ended up in a different timeline *twice.* thanks obama