Not unless they keep the regulation that ACA established where you need to be covered at a certain level. That way insurance companies can literally just collect money and not actually have to pay for anything.
Either money, or threats. Trump learned his politics from the Mob - you play nice, but when the chips are down, women and kids aren't off the table, so to speak.
Most of the regret rate, when looked at alongside reasons for de-transitioning, usually winds up being FAR more on the side of "it's fucking easier for me to live as my assigned gender and deal with the dysphoria, than dealing with rednecks threatening to turn me into their latest lynching victim every Tuesday."
This is assuming that international colleges will even accept American institutional credentials for education going forwards. With how thorough this dismantling might be, we might go back to "oh, we didn't learn about the Civil War up in Nebraska, all we needed to know was how to run the farm" like it was at the turn of the last century.
The idea is that this way, they can retain teachers, who are notoriously hard to hire right now anyway, while also forcing their compliance via wage cuts for wrongthink.
The problem is not the fact that fetuses are people or not, it's Napoleon's "some animals are more equal than others" from Animal Farm. They view the fetus as MORE important and deserving of more rights and care than the person carrying the fetus to term.
Yes, literally. I promise you, I have met a scary amount of conservatives who think women are only good for making babies and cleaning the house.
A lot of them won't. They'll keep blaming whichever minority they think of, or simply be mad at higher prices without actually ever analyzing where those higher prices came from. We saw it in 08, we saw it after COVID, and we'll see it now.
Ehhh, there's still lively debate, but the general consensus is that the whole "we'll deport the Jews/undesirables" thing was mostly a smokescreen, and the plan was always to either place them in work camps or kill the ones that couldn't work. The camps came AFTER a lengthy campaign of extermination against "useless eaters" such as the elderly, the chronically ill, and the mentally and physically disabled, which was billed as "well they're a huge drain on state resources."
I think it'll wind up as slavery. Instead of actually deporting huge numbers of people, they'll go "wow so it turns out that's really hard" and use them as prison labor instead. You don't have to pay prison laborers.
Not unless they keep the regulation that ACA established where you need to be covered at a certain level. That way insurance companies can literally just collect money and not actually have to pay for anything.