Poorest Americans Dealt Biggest Blow Under Senate Republican Tax Package
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Sammy Jankis
Was it me?
was donald trump a russian spy?
Tbird19482
Verified User
OH do we?
So far two auto companies have already moved out of the USA, other large auto companies are raising their prices several thousand slowing sales and we have three large auto plants in this area and are already seeing their workers being laid off a week here and a week there.
Farmers have started crying that the tariffs are raising the price of things they need to stay in business are going up and some of them may have to go bankrupt and out of business.
The supply chain is drying up and Truckers are now being effected and can't get loads to deliver.
And why don't YOU STFU MORON?
ThatOwlWoman
Not Nice
Agree, but I also don't think we'll see any public mourning over what they've lost. They'll do as they've always done. Despite 34 felony convictions, an insurrection and violent attack on the Capitol, the stealing and sharing of classified materials, the mishandling of a pandemic that killed over a million Americans, the alienation of our allies, the nonstop unrepentant lying day in and day out -- they'll continue to bow to their painted old fascist despot and sing his praises, at least publicly.
Tbird19482
Verified User
Well they will try and make things look good and until it hurts enough of them really bad they as you say will try and cover it up.
Trumps B B Mess if passed will cause a lot of harm to a lot of Americans , the poor and disabled will be hurt the most.
Sammy Jankis
Was it me?
probably not.
ZenMode
Well-known member
Why would they lose it?
Sammy Jankis
Was it me?
ThatOwlWoman
Not Nice
Yep, esp. in rural areas. And goodbye to their SNAP benefits, too. And sayonara to their rural hospitals and clinics. And what will they do with mama when her SNF's Medicaid is cut and they're told to come pick her up?
TOP
Retired Teacher
I know you will.. And I know you don't see it .. But you will... I'm so optimistic...
Medicaid provider from Perrysburg among 13 in Ohio indicted in fraud scheme
13 Medicaid Providers Facing Fraud Charges - Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost
National Health Care Fraud Takedown Results in 324 Defendants Charged in Connection with Over $14.6 Billion in Alleged Fraud
Justice.govThese are the people who will lose their Medicaid…they will be in jail.
ThatOwlWoman
Not Nice
The burden of providing Medicaid insurance will be passed on to the states. Many will say "Too bad, we can't pay for that" and the insureds will lose coverage. Others may decide to cover the shortfall, but will be forced to raise taxes, institute sales or income taxes if they don't have that already, or make drastic budget cuts (least likely).
ThatOwlWoman
Not Nice
Good. About time. And so now we must punish millions of Medicaid insureds because of a handful of corrupt Republikkkan thieves. Murika!
Tbird19482
Verified User
They have been closing Hospitals around this area for years.
We don't even have a Well care or anything like that in this small town,
Closest Hospital is 20 miles away and is very small and may close , the next one is 30 miles away and has been in financial trouble for some time so we have to go about 40 miles to a hospital.
And with these cuts I see those two small hospitals closing up.
You could move to NYC, plenty of hospitals there…for all the druggies.
Sammy Jankis
Was it me?
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Retired Teacher
That's what happens when people finagle their finances To get less expensive insurance and more benefits.Medicaid provider from Perrysburg among 13 in Ohio indicted in fraud scheme
13 Medicaid Providers Facing Fraud Charges - Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost
www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov
National Health Care Fraud Takedown Results in 324 Defendants Charged in Connection with Over $14.6 Billion in Alleged Fraud
Justice.gov
These are the people who will lose their Medicaid…they will be in jail.
Dutch Uncle
* Tertia Optio * Defend the Constitution
It appears to be similar to the Republican scheme to disenfranchise voters: make the paperwork requirements more difficult.
Senate vote: 20 million people could lose Medicaid benefits
Hundreds of thousands of Americans, including residents of Republican-led states could lose insurance coverage under GOP spending bill.
www.usatoday.com
The bill's impact on Medicaid recipients and others
According to KFF, 92% of Medicaid recipients work full or part-time, or can't work because of illness, disability, caregiving responsibilities, or school attendance. Many work for low-paying jobs in small companies that do not provide insurance.Adding work requirements, KFF found, would require states to verify someone's employment status at least every 6 months, creating bureaucratic hurdles. A number of states that imposed work requirements during Trump's first term ended up eliminating them.