Will anger at health insurers spur action? Democrats pessimistic
Will anger at health insurers spur action? Democrats pessimistic
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Obviously one wasn't enough.
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I can name one action it spurred.
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Democrats beat Medicare, mostly
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Will anger at health insurers spur action? Democrats
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Exactly. They're pessimistic because they know their donors won't allow change to happen.
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If it doesn't spur one it'll probably spur another?
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“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.” - John F. Kennedy
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Spoiler: yes.
Will it stop Trump?: No. His followers are fucking idiots.
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I do want to point out that The Adjuster is super popular across the whole political spectrum - from trumpians to Bernie bros. EVERYONE hates health insurance companies in the US. It’s truly the most broadly bipartisan issue that the citizenry has agreed upon in decades.
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Such a bizarre campaign this year. In polls almost nobody placed healthcare above immigration in importance. Yet, after Luigi it has become clear that healthcare is in fact a winning issue.
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One isn’t enough
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I don't really think it will go anywhere. It looks like they're fully throwing the book at Luigi Mangione and all the news is hitting the propaganda hard, so I imagine there'll be a lot of talk and memes about Doing The Thing, but nobody will really Do The Thing.
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We just need to treat it like the Biblical story of the plagues in Egypt. We're now at the stage where we ask nicely for systemic improvements. When they decline, another, more severe 'plague' befalls them, and we repeat the process.
Except in that fable, god specifically and deliberately prevented the pharo from making any other choice.
This God fella and his pharaoh lacky need to be deposed it seems.
They are clearly unqualified for the important job of being in charge.