I'm starting to get annoyed at those videos and news reports where people say "This isn't what I voted for." Well, what did you think what you were voting for, because none of this surprises me.
What does it say when your government cares more about the people of another nation than they do about the people they are supposed to represent? By care, I mean providing basic services.
For once the Democrats weren't lying. The Republicans really are coming for your Social Security and Medicare, and they aren't shy about it.
Thank Gawd for ballot measures, because otherwise these laws would never pass.
What does it say about our political system when in middle of a pandemic and depression the White House can declare war on food and health care for the poor and the opposition party has nothing to say about it?
In a world where your government actually cared about your life, it would try to make sure that poor people got health care during a pandemic. Especially when roughly the bottom quarter of the population will be losing health insurance.
You might think that in the middle of a pandemic, combined with a collapse of the labor market, that politicians might show a little sympathy for the working class and want them to get health care.
Obviously you don't know Oklahoma Republicans.
Health care is the #1 issue with voters.
After slashing taxes on the ruling elites by $1.5 Trillion, The Donald has decided that poor people need to skip some meals "to restore their dignity" and "be respectful of the taxpayers".
There's been two health care news stories that have gotten some attention in recent days.
The first one is that the cost of family health coverage in the U.S. now tops $20,000 a year for the first time ever.
