president Maduro captured after US strikes

[quintessentone]

And there go trying to discredit others with a self validating post.  

You going to be doing this all day….again?

I think the newbies should be clued in how it works around here when one member has a difference of opinion from the MAGA validation crowd.

[putnam6]

And there go trying to discredit others with a self validating post.  

You going to be doing this all day….again?

[cherokeetroy]

They should be. 

Yes, they should be
A lot of people should be

Trump is doing a fantastic job of draining everyone else's reserves ---err...swamps 
Maybe if we're lucky someday he'll get around to draining our own

[SomeStupidName]

You have two options 

You can call out corruption for what it is
Or you can wave your pom poms and pretend it doesn't exist

I can do both, I call out the corruption but I still wave my red, white, blue pom poms because even as corrupt as we are, we are still better than the rest and have done more to help people globally then keep them down. I won't pretend we can create a world without crime or corruption. I hope that as time marches forward humanity as whole can improve upon reducing those types of things but I'm not going to burn the whole thing down because it exists.

[quintessentone]

I can do both, I call out the corruption but I still wave my red, white, blue pom poms because even as corrupt as we are, we are still better than the rest and have done more to help people globally then keep them down. I won't pretend we can create a world without crime or corruption. I hope that as time marches forward humanity as whole can improve upon reducing those types of things but I'm not going to burn the whole thing down because it exists.

Tell that to your citizens that can't afford healthcare or drugs and to the foodbanks that are at the status of 'disaster response' operations. Shouldn't you be helping your own first?

"Although the vast majority of Americans are insured either by Medicare, Medicaid or a private plan, a growing share say they’re struggling to pay their bills as deductibles continue to rise, often outpacing wage growth. Almost half of U.S. adults are worried about their ability to afford health care next year, according to the POLITICO Poll for November, with nearly 1 in 5 saying they found health care very difficult to afford. The poll of 2,098 U.S. adults was conducted by Public First."

Americans are buckling under medical bills. It could get worse. - POLITICO

[DBCowboy]

Tell that to your citizens that can't afford healthcare or drugs and to the foodbanks that are at the status of 'disaster response' operations. Shouldn't you be helping your own first?

"Although the vast majority of Americans are insured either by Medicare, Medicaid or a private plan, a growing share say they’re struggling to pay their bills as deductibles continue to rise, often outpacing wage growth. Almost half of U.S. adults are worried about their ability to afford health care next year, according to the POLITICO Poll for November, with nearly 1 in 5 saying they found health care very difficult to afford. The poll of 2,098 U.S. adults was conducted by Public First."

Americans are buckling under medical bills. It could get worse. - POLITICO

So Obamacare wasn't "Affordable" under the Affordable Care Act, thanks for supporting what we've been saying.

You are now MAGA-lite.

 

[FlyersFan]

 Shouldn't you be helping your own first?

Shouldn't you be so emotionally invested in your own country first?

[KrustyKrab]

Tell that to your citizens that can't afford healthcare or drugs and to the foodbanks that are at the status of 'disaster response' operations. Shouldn't you be helping your own first?

"Although the vast majority of Americans are insured either by Medicare, Medicaid or a private plan, a growing share say they’re struggling to pay their bills as deductibles continue to rise, often outpacing wage growth. Almost half of U.S. adults are worried about their ability to afford health care next year, according to the POLITICO Poll for November, with nearly 1 in 5 saying they found health care very difficult to afford. The poll of 2,098 U.S. adults was conducted by Public First."

Americans are buckling under medical bills. It could get worse. - POLITICO

That’s too funny. I’m on disability and receiving the best health care I’ve ever had in my life. I just had reverse rotator surgery in Aug and had a total hip replacement surgery 2 days ago all paid for by SSD including meds, Dr visits and a home nurse and home pt trainer, didn’t cost me one red cent.  People having problems are most likely full of it.

[Lrrr]

That’s too funny. I’m on disability and receiving the best health care I’ve ever had in my life. I just had reverse rotator surgery in Aug and had a total hip replacement surgery 2 days ago all paid for by SSD including meds, Dr visits and a home nurse and home pt trainer, didn’t cost me one red cent.  People having problems are most likely full of it.

"It can't possibly be bad for other people because of my singular anecdotal experience"

[SomeStupidName]

Tell that to your citizens that can't afford healthcare or drugs and to the foodbanks that are at the status of 'disaster response' operations. Shouldn't you be helping your own first?

"Although the vast majority of Americans are insured either by Medicare, Medicaid or a private plan, a growing share say they’re struggling to pay their bills as deductibles continue to rise, often outpacing wage growth. Almost half of U.S. adults are worried about their ability to afford health care next year, according to the POLITICO Poll for November, with nearly 1 in 5 saying they found health care very difficult to afford. The poll of 2,098 U.S. adults was conducted by Public First."

Americans are buckling under medical bills. It could get worse. - POLITICO

Health care insurance used to be optional, now it's mandatory. When your younger you don't really need it I mean insurance is kind of a scam from the get go. The real problem in those days is they could deny a person with preexisting condition from healthcare insurance and that was their motivation to make it mandatory. As soon as it became mandatory that's when the prices of medicine and procedures skyrocketed because once you say government subsidies that's when they can set the price bar higher then the average person can afford. I would like to see those prices come down and I've heard that is in the works but I'm not holding breath. We should be helping our own first but we've always helped others first, always have. I guess it's part of our quirkiness.