How long are we supposed to wait until the goal is 100% rather than 50% reduction in child poverty? How long are we supposed to wait before an American president will do more for healthcare than just what the health insurance companies will tell him he’s allowed to do? How long?

Mar 13, 2021 · 2:30 PM UTC

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Poverty is a feature of US style capitalism. It’s not a defect. The relentless pursuit of profits requires systemic under supply of vital commodities such as healthcare, food, and shelter. Giants: Who Really Rules The World? youtube.com/ZUGh1Su7-ok via @YouTube

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Replying to @marwilliamson
They're lying. It's more like 33% and for a year. Temporary.
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How long? The day we dismantle both political parties is the day things will start to change.
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FOR EVER AND EVER. If people keeps on voting for these two criminal organizations
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President Biden seemed like he understood the level of desperation that the majority of people are in when it comes healthcare. Not being able to receive the appropriate and very much needed care because either they cannot afford it or their insurance doesn’t cover it! Help us!💯
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I'm still waiting on the explanation for a few $1,400 checks supposedly ending half of the 11 million children living in poverty.
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Replying to @marwilliamson @Vittoria75H2O
Are the newly elected progressives voicing these concerns? If not, why not? **Who** we elect should set the political agenda. Instead Pelosi, Schumer, Biden, Harris do. And, of course, the Democrats behind the scene: Hillary, Barack, at al.
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Replying to @marwilliamson @Cailinfili
It will stop as soon as our Congress takes action against cronyism. Unfortunately, that would require a political party that embraces regulated capitalism where the prosperity and progress are administered with compassion and empathy.
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Don’t blame me, I voted Green and Red/Black when possible.
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We haven’t even achieved 50%
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