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Roger Marshall on work requirements for Medicaid: "We have folks back home harvesting wheat who are working 20 hours a day. So that's not too much to ask of people."

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Miles1 year ago

‘if one guy in Kansas can harvest wheat for 20 hours, everyone else should too’ argument. Next up: replacing food stamps with pitchforks.”

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Anthony M. Hopper1 year ago

Harvesting wheat, eh? How many people do you need to do that?

Jeff DeCola1 year ago

20 hours a day? And he had no problem with that? Just a normal thing to do? These people are sick.

Rose Benson1 year ago

You want them to harvest wheat, Roger? In NYC, Chicago and Detroit?

Dj Omega Mvp1 year ago

People like him are the worse humans in the world… the ignorance and the lack of empathy for others is astounding

🇺🇸 David 🇲🇽🇬🇧1 year ago

A. Nobody is working 20 hours on a wheat field. It's not even harvest season yet. B. He's def not one of those people out there doing the hard labor. C. Fuck this guy for trying to dictate what folks have rightly earned.

Mike A1 year ago

If there is anyone harvesting wheat 20 hours a day there is a 100% chance they are being deported as we speak. These morons just make shit up with no consequences.

Devin1 year ago

Man doesn’t this sound “great” maga!

المنافس الأكبر1 year ago

harvesting wheat. only fans. social media influencer. i guess that's the jobs we have to chose from now.

Zev Waldman MD1 year ago

People working 20 hours a day harvesting wheat, Senator? What kind of slave-labor Freudian slip is that?

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