The president has officially ended the Covid emergency, which will throw 15 million people off Medicaid. Those 15 million live with the rolling emergency of hunger and lack of healthcare whether Covid is spiking or not. commondreams.org/news/medica…

15 Million People Could Lose Coverage as Nightmarish Medicaid 'Purge' Begins

"I feel sick," said one physician. "Medicaid is not enough: we need seamless, lifelong universal care now."

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Apr 11, 2023 · 3:51 AM UTC

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This tweet only makes you part of the problem , tell us your solution
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health care in america is vastly over rated...
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Replying to @marwilliamson @helencaddes
I’m inclined to support you as I will absolutely not vote for Joe Biden in next election, so I’m curious where you stand on covid…what do you think abt it (it’s origins, how serious it is, the way ppl w long covid have been left to suffer, etc., & wondering what you’d do abt it
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And it is spiking!!! It’s unconscionable
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There's no point. @POTUS will lose against @realDonaldTrump. Black Americans are not going for the nonsense. We don't believe you about reparations and most of us will be sitting at the house. Democrats or Republicans don't do shit so I be damned if I'm voting on the wrong side!
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Not surprising at all - Joe Biden loves to deny people healthcare.
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In 2020, when 87% of Democrats, and a big majority of Independents + Republicans, supported M4A, Biden publicly opposed it and said anybody who wanted it should vote for the Other Guy. Biden is true to his word.
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