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RFK Jr. asks a question Democrats will NEVER dare answer honestly: "Americans by and large don't like the Affordable Care Act...They would prefer to be on private insurance...I would ask any of the Democrats who were chuckling just now: Do you think all that money, that $900 billion that...

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The most significant upgrade ever.

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Donald Trump returns to the presidency with big ambitions to shake up health care including public health institutions, federal health programs, and high costs.

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Journalists at the RFK hearing are already preparing their biased, negative headlines in advance. No matter how much disdain you have for these so-called "reporters," it's still not nearly enough to match their utter contempt for integrity and truth.

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Gunther Eagleman™vor 1 Jahr

RFK is on 🔥

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He absolutely destroyed them with this. There is no coming back from this for them. RFK MUST BE CONFIRMED.

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It's only working for the insurance companies. They are all greedy.

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If throwing $900 billion at Medicaid actually worked, we wouldn’t have skyrocketing healthcare costs and declining health outcomes. Maybe the problem is corruption.

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Make Men Great Againvor 1 Jahr

RFK Jr. is spot on. $900 billion in Medicaid, and we're still not healthy. Time for a change, Democrats!

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Indeed.

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We don’t have to implement all of RFK Jr’s ideas, but I think it’s a wonderful thing for America to have him pushing back against the status quo. We have become a very unhealthy and sick nation, especially our children.

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RFK is exposing the Democrats for the frauds they are.

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