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Amnesty International could bring a legit charge of human rights violations on the GOP over their so-called health care plan.

 

Fucko and his idiot fan club would love it. One of the flagship groups for SJWs worldwide.

(Presuming that being an SJW is a bad thing -- that social justice isn't anything anybody should fight for.)

The only thing they'd love more would be the United Nations officially declaring Fucko a terrorist dictator. He'd respond by sending the Marines into UN headquarters, taking it by force, imprisoning all UN personnel in Gitmo and seizing the building for conversion into another Trump hotel.

Don't laugh. It could happen by Memorial Day.

 

Actually, we do know how the numbers break down.

The estimated 14 million people coming off the insurance rolls next year are mostly due to the lifting of the mandate.

The 10 million who come after that will be almost entirely because of cuts to Medicaid.

I don't think that's counting the people who likely want to stay insured who won't be able to afford the 15-20 percent premium hikes we'll see in the next two years.

 

Over the next decade, per Politico: "The analysis found that under the American Health Care Act the coverage losses would include 17 million for Medicaid, six million in the individual market and three million in employer-based plans."

 

Wasn't yesterday the deadline for Trump to produce evidence of the wiretapping charge he leveled against Obama?

 

He was too busy whining like a bitch about the meanies in the media:

 

Learn to see the big picture, man.

 

LOCK HER UP! BIRTH CERTIFICATE!








please be nice.

 

Yep. And they said, "well, we didn't really mean Obama wire tapped Trump Tower; we mean that he was wiretapping him other places through Melania's microwave.

 

Good luck saving for a rainy day or a hospital stay.

If that is your plan, you should hope you are well but save enough money to cover the cost of a decent bankruptcy lawyer.

My wife recently had a minor surgery to remove a skin cancer. Wasn't hospitalized. And the bill so far is over $50,000.

Thing is, if you have insurance when you are well, you are more likely to use it and get tests and physicals done and all that.

If you don't have insurance, you only go to the ER when have you are in distress. That's not health care.

 

The hell?