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2024-10-09 22:46:14
There’s no evidence anyone has been blocking FEMA aid, much less Vice President Kamala Harris. The witness of residents indicates that FEMA is on the ground, money, supplies, and aid are flowing to the affected communities. [Link]
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There’s no evidence anyone has been blocking FEMA aid, much less Vice President Kamala Harris. The witness of residents indicates that FEMA is on the ground, money, supplies, and aid are flowing to the affected communities. [Link]
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2024-10-29 19:33:41
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2024-11-14 19:44:19
The ACA introduced some new rules for Medicare that make some parts of it cheaper for some people, but the repeal of the ACA would not bump someone off of Medicare. People often confuse Medicare and Medicaid, which the ACA tried to expand, though most “red” states rejected it. [Link]
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The ACA introduced some new rules for Medicare that make some parts of it cheaper for some people, but the repeal of the ACA would not bump someone off of Medicare. People often confuse Medicare and Medicaid, which the ACA tried to expand, though most “red” states rejected it. [Link]
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2024-12-13 18:03:24
8,000/2471 is 323% not 800%, and adjusted for inflation it’s 173%. But if you look at rates in 2014 when the ACA went into effect, then they’ve only increased about 7%. [Link]
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8,000/2471 is 323% not 800%, and adjusted for inflation it’s 173%. But if you look at rates in 2014 when the ACA went into effect, then they’ve only increased about 7%. [Link]
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