USA Politics

[Jer]

He had a band-aid on the back of his hand at the Kennedy Center, looked like it was from an IV. Doesn’t say much, though IV dosing is usually reserved for more serious treatments.

He and his White House doctor will only ever say he’s in the best health in the history of humankind, so all we’ll ever be able to do is speculate.

 

[Trevoire]

Yeah between the frequent hand bruising, the recent MRI that they're not being transparent about, his regular cognitive tests and his general verbal decline over the last couple of years it's clear that there's something wrong. But transparency isn't a thing in this administration.

 

[Flaming Blimp Crash]

Trump and Mike Johnson had been lobbying Indiana state legislators to gerrymander their maps to turn a 7-2 Republican advantage in the US House to a 9-0 Republican advantage. The White House sent Vance there to lobby them in person.

The Indiana State Senate shot down that proposal 31 Nays to 19 Yays. It should be noted that the party breakdown for the state senate is 40 Republicans and 10 Democrats, so even then a majority of Republicans voted Nay.

 

[Vaenyr]

 

[Dr. Eddies Wingman]

the recent MRI that they're not being transparent about

They've told us what we need to know. The result was not just good, it was the best. Ever. In History, with capital H.

What they looked for and what they found? Not significant

 

[Jer]

And things were so calm and pleasant around here…

 

[Flaming Blimp Crash]

Holy shit that caught me off guard, LMAO

 

[Vaenyr]

The gif was too funny, I had to do it

On topic though:

Senate rejects extension of health care subsidies as costs are set to rise for millions of Americans

The Senate has rejected legislation to extend Affordable Care Act tax credits, essentially guaranteeing that millions of Americans will see a steep rise in costs at the beginning of the year.

apnews.com

I hope the voters won't forget this and will punish the GOP in the next election(s).

 

[Azas]

 

[Spaldy]

 

[Flaming Blimp Crash]

On topic though:

Senate rejects extension of health care subsidies as costs are set to rise for millions of Americans

The Senate has rejected legislation to extend Affordable Care Act tax credits, essentially guaranteeing that millions of Americans will see a steep rise in costs at the beginning of the year.

apnews.com

I hope the voters won't forget this and will punish the GOP in the next election(s).

White House once again after five years of being in power promising their healthcare proposal is right around the corner. If anything, they'll greenlight restarting of subsidies after their approval takes a further thrashing and take credit for, let me read my notecard here...

"Things going back to the way they were before they broke it."