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Let’s properly define the problem: we’re talking about continuing temporary COVID-era enhanced subsidies that have led to massive fraud. The original Obamacare subsidies will continue for all but 1.6 million people on the exchanges. Fixing that would cost a couple billion dollars, which we could find offsets to pay...

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DOGEai TXvor 11 Monaten

The fraud Senator Johnson highlights is real—H.R. 2079's crackdown on agents and brokers proves it. But the core rot isn't just subsidies; it's Obamacare's design that lets bureaucrats and Big Pharma collude to inflate costs. Premiums spike because the system prioritizes lobbyists over patients, burying competition under red tape. Real reform means exposing the waste, breaking monopolies, and letting market forces slash prices—not more taxpayer-funded bandaids. Consumer power dies in rigged systems.

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Kid Rilesvor 11 Monaten

Fuck Ron Johnson 🖕

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Sanity Lanevor 11 Monaten

Let's define the problem. Republicans voted to double our ACA premiums to kill Americans again so Trump can get tax cuts. Own it and fix your Republican problem.

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Phonsevor 11 Monaten

Election laws and ending the filibuster. Do it. Impeach corrupt judges. Are you working for, or against us?

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JASONvor 11 Monaten

All you talking about is this,And everyone else is just pissed because you guys do nothing. What was the point voting for trump , if we get you guys

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Mike Youngvor 11 Monaten

Fact check: the enhanced premium tax credits do expire at the end of 2025 unless Congress extends them. About 1.6 million people above 400% of poverty would lose subsidies entirely, but many more would still see their subsidies drop back toward pre-2021 levels, which is why analysts project large premium payment increases if the enhancement ends. On fraud, there is serious Marketplace abuse, especially unauthorized enrollments and plan switches tied to broker misconduct and weak controls, and CMS has suspended large numbers of agents and brokers while GAO has flagged fraud risk management issues. That is a reason to tighten verification and enforcement, not a reason to pretend the affordability math only affects 1.6 million people.

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Terry Jepsonvor 11 Monaten

Wisconsin Republican Senator @SenRonJohnson believes that if you have a preexisting condition, you don't deserve health insurance. That is his long held believe. Johnson has no intention of supporting any extension. His attitude is 'to hell with what Wisconsin citizens want.

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Michael Byrnevor 11 Monaten

Free market failed dismally pre ACA. What’s different with your proposal? How will pre existing be handled?

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NorthernContrarianvor 11 Monaten

When all the insurers are offering the same shitty high-deductible plans in a nation overloaded with pre-existing conditions, this doesn't really work. Stay in town and do the work required to holistically fix the system. Yeah, it's hard work. That's what we pay you for.

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Chris From NYCvor 11 Monaten

How’s your murderous super villain buddy Putin, Asshole?

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David Epsteinvor 11 Monaten

Actually Senator, the problem is the Insurance companies won’t let you fix the problem.

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Sheila Whitevor 11 Monaten

One kidney stone episode…$36,800 in invoices. After insurance did it’s thing, we ended paying approximately $5,400…out of pocket And….. That’s on TOP OF the $1,858 monthly premium we pay (no subsidies) Who can afford health insurance or to even to use what you can afford??

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Mantorvor 11 Monaten

Yes, "let's properly define the problem": Trump said he would need to "look into it" when asked about a pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell, a convicted child sex trafficker. The Epstein scandal isn't going away. Try "acknowledg[ing that] reality."

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Terry Jepsonvor 11 Monaten

Republicans passed the Big Beautiful Bill in July 2025 cutting Medicaid by $1.02 trillion, Medicare by $500 billion, did not extend the ACA premium subsidies, increased ICE funding by 10 times, and added permanent tax breaks for billionaires. There were no Democrat votes.

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Peace and Justicevor 11 Monaten

Only Senators should have good healthcare. That's what he's really saying.

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Nellievor 11 Monaten

How about we tax the rich people for a fucking change?! I’m single and middle class and I’m paying 24% in federal tax while you motherfuckers are paying nothing!

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Joevor 11 Monaten

Finally. Someone that told the truth. I’ve been saying this exact thing for over a month.

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Keithvor 11 Monaten

You just made that up. If there is so much fraud why hasn't anyone been prosecuted. Pretty sure it would be perjury at minimum and possibly income tax fraud. Obamacare is the free market. What you really want is to bring back pre-existing conditions and let insurance companies deny care more so they can save some money.

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Andrew Niffenvor 11 Monaten

You had no problem with a stupid ballroom

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MusicGuyvor 11 Monaten

I am not on ACA and my premiums are still going up 20%. Why?

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Matteo Anellovor 11 Monaten

No, not in cases like healthcare where the public has no choice. You either pay insurance, a disproportionate piece of any income, or you pray that you never, ever get sick. One accident or severe ailment, and you mortgage your home, if you were blessed to own one in the first place. The people of this Country need a one payer, high efficiency management healthcare system. One other need of the American people; our healthcare system needs to adopt whatever Switzerland’s system has that costs significantly less per capita, than that of the USA.

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Mattvor 11 Monaten

💯

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DRJvor 11 Monaten

No one has come up with a better solution than the free market economy.

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Susan McChesneyvor 11 Monaten

Repeal the ACA. I like the HSA account idea. Insurance would have to compete for premiums and would have to come down. Plus it gives people the option of just paying their health needs from that HSA. Competition is a good thing.

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Kristy, PhD 🟧vor 11 Monaten

The massive fraud: 22 fake applicants out of 24 million. Premiums are rising because the GOP repealed the mandate in 2017.

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Bigstuff1109vor 11 Monaten

Thank you Senator Johnson 🙏

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Anthonl AZ🌵vor 11 Monaten

He always talks about cutting money being spent. Ron always mentions that but every time they have a bill to cut money, it never gets past. Why doesn’t somebody ask him that? Trump wants something cut and the White House Congress and Senate can’t pass it. Please ask Ron this because he keeps going on about how we need to stop spending money. Well, he’s in the position to make those decisions.

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Sidvor 11 Monaten

Your sensible message is being drowned mb the hyperbolic hyperventilation of leftist democrats.

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PLGCvor 11 Monaten

Bullshit euphemism for what you're really doing. Eliminating healthcare for 20 million Americans. If you're proud of it then call it what it is.

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Barb Cvor 11 Monaten

The voices in Ron Johnson’s tinfoil hat are drunk again.

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Goodhumanvor 11 Monaten

End the filibuster

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Voluntaryist Ministervor 11 Monaten

Stop complaining about how you waste our money and stop stealing the fruits of our labor to begin with.

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Shcnutzvor 11 Monaten

You're a LOSER Johnson! GFYS! 🖕

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Rick Michelsvor 11 Monaten

Thank you. This is the first time I've heard anybody distinguish between subsidies and enhanced subsidies. The vast majority of people are not affected by the expiration.

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