40% of Americans couldn’t cover a $1,000 unexpected expenditure. That’s not just an economic disadvantage; it’s a source of chronic tension & anxiety. If our political establishment wants to help with the mental health crisis it might start by not leaving so many in such despair.

Mar 1, 2020 · 9:43 PM UTC

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Orb Mom for VP!
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Living with chronically high cortisol also leads to physical illness as well! It's almost like it's all connected... 🤔
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Wellness care now! ✊ Please keep bringing up these root causes because no one does it like it you
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Can you please tell Bernie to adopt UBI?
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Universal Basic Income. SAY IT LOUDER
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A massive transfer of wealth has occurred over the last 40 years (through tax cuts for the richest and corporate subsidies, mainly), creating the largest income inequality in almost 100 yrs. 1% controls more money than the bottom 90%. So the answer to your question is yes!
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