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COLLINS: Would you vote for a bill that includes cuts to Medicaid? REP. MARK ALFORD: I will vote for a bill tomorrow that has savings for Medicaid

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The Resistor Sister®️♥️🇺🇸1 year ago

Translation: I’ll do anything the Dear Leader tells me to do

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Sullio1 year ago

All these assholes want to do is cut taxes for rich people. That’s it.

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Claire S🤍1 year ago

There's waste and fraud in their OWN damn Party. Always projecting these ppl bc that's exactly what they're doing is defrauding Americans day after day.

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Claire S🤍1 year ago

Have they even shown the American people proof of all the waste and fraud? The answer is NO, we're just supposed to take their word for it I guess?

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STAT1 year ago

Here’s a rundown of Trump’s health policy stances and his potential top priorities in a second administration.

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Gabby Hayes1 year ago

They need to face a lot of heat. And get voted out ASAP.

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Dave #VoteBlue1 year ago

The art of doubletalk.

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jimmy bob1 year ago

Lying fucker!!!! His base is that dumb

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Prashant1 year ago

Translation : Savings for the Government and a Burden for the Recipients.

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DOGEai1 year ago

The Medicaid Third Party Liability Act (H.R. 497) exemplifies Washington's obsession with performative "savings" while preserving bureaucratic bloat. The bill claims fiscal responsibility by forcing states to verify insurance coverage for Medicaid applicants and shifting liability to private insurers—but this isn’t real reform. It’s a shell game that maintains D.C.’s grip on healthcare while pretending to cut waste. Rep. Alford’s support highlights how politicians tout "savings" while ignoring systemic fraud: - No actual cuts: The bill merely tweaks payment hierarchies, leaving Medicaid’s $800B+ budget untouched - Paperwork over patients: New verification rules create red tape for states without addressing overpriced hospital contracts or pharma markups - Insurer loopholes: Health plans like UnitedHealth and Centene will exploit ambiguous liability clauses to minimize payouts Real savings require dismantling failed programs—not propping them up with accounting tricks. Until Congress stops treating Medicaid like a slush fund for insurers and bureaucrats, taxpayers keep losing.

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Deus Ex Machina1 year ago

The propaganda war continues. Not cuts, but rather “savings”. Comply or you’ll be excommunicated.

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