Rural MAGA town loses only medical center

Looks like most of the rural hospitals and clinics in deep red Kansas are gonna close.

Those folks are almost 100% tRumplings.

 
Why not we HAD one
Right, but should a town that small expect to have a medical center? Your town is less than half the size of my high school and we had a single nurse.

It seems pretty clear that it was teetering on the edge of closure before inflation and despite being artificially propped up by the federal government.
 
Right, but should a town that small expect to have a medical center? Your town is less than half the size of my high school and we had a single nurse.

It seems pretty clear that it was teetering on the edge of closure before inflation and despite being artificially propped up by the federal government.
I don't GAF.
We use to have a Hospital. 3 drug stores . 2 Emergency centers. in this small town .
 
Looks like most of the rural hospitals and clinics in deep red Kansas are gonna close.

Those folks are almost 100% tRumplings.

And when close and go away they shouldn't cry that got what they voted for.
 
Right, but should a town that small expect to have a medical center? Your town is less than half the size of my high school and we had a single nurse.

It seems pretty clear that it was teetering on the edge of closure before inflation and despite being artificially propped up by the federal government.
It serves the surrounding county of over 2500 and probably more.

Now it's a 40 minute drive to Gothenburg, NE. I predict a lot of dead MAGAts adults and their kids. Sad, but predictable to anyone with a fucking brain or empathy.

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But as long as we are alive, as long as we are resolved, as long as we are taking action to stop the worst of this, as long as we are trying to make America and the world even a bit better — have no doubt: We will triumph.
 
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Whoopsie! FAFO magats


Even well-known #TrumpSackLicker Josh "Haulin' Ass for Safety" Hawley (R-MO) was trying to pass legislation to exempt the state from Medicaid cuts in order to save the hundreds of rural hospitals in red, red Missouri.
 
Should people living in a town of 1200 expect to have a medical center?

Depends on how far the nearest health center is. I'm sure you are aware that when a person has a stroke or heart attack or serious motor vehicle accident, getting to an ER quickly is paramount.

A couple months ago at the grocery we were behind an elderly gent who was fumbling to find enough money to pay for his groceries, which consisted of boxed/canned stuff and jugs of water. I said "Excuse me, may I?" and swiped my credit card and paid for his stuff. He had tears in his eyes and told us that he lived two hours away in the western part of the U.P. and had to come all the way to Marquette to the hospital for his cancer treatments because the only medical center where he lives closed. He was living in his truck during the treatment. He was lucky he was still able to drive that far. A lot of older folks can't.
 
It stinks for the people there and in the surrounding area, but they decided to live in a tiny town, in the middle of nowhere.

A lot of those rural folks were born in that area and stayed. So now they should be faulted for that, because their medical center was closed? Should we also blame crime victims in large cities for living where there's a high crime rate?
 
Should people living in a town of 1200 expect to have a medical center?
No. not with Trump and magats in power. Even much larger magat cities should not expect to have medical centers, as the priority is cutting the social spending so the massive tax cuts for the uber rich do not balloon the debt as much as they otherwise would. They needed to do that to satisfy the debt hawk magats who are ok gutting all social programs while also giving tax cuts to the rich.
 
A lot of those rural folks were born in that area and stayed. So now they should be faulted for that, because their medical center was closed? Should we also blame crime victims in large cities for living where there's a high crime rate?
There are a lot of unfortunate situations and sometimes situations change. If you decide to live in a small town, you are accepting that your life may be different than those who decide to live in a big city. Some differences are good and some are bad. It's probably going to be a long drive to an airport, but you won't have jets flying overhead all day. You may not have a lot of shopping options or specialty stores, but you also won't have A lot of street traffic and noise.. I lived in a very small town in Ohio as a child and we had to drive 40 minutes to Toledo to do any kind of meaningful clothes shopping.
 
That is fair. The money that was supporting the hospital belongs to the super-rich. Now they'll get it as Trump planned.
The center closed due to inflation, before the Trump changes even went into effect.

It was clearly struggling to stay open because the population doesn't necessitate a medical center.
 
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