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JUST WANT TO SAY I AM LOVING THE TRUMP TRAIN

Nothing to really discuss other than to say there is a GOD and he showed mercy upon the Conservative Christian American God Bless America type like ME

Am digging the Trump being BAT GUANO CRAZY

Get used to it folks as Trump puts America first and America heads into a GOLDEN AGE
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@dpic73

You folks who don't understand the Trump Hubris and Bravado

PLEASE READ HIS BOOK ON NEGOTIATING

You dudes think he means everything he says literally

He is preparing the negotiating table by the bat crap crazy spiel and off the wall rhetoric

For example, if Canada's Trudeau was a ballsy guy he would have rolled back on Trump with something like Canada will be glad to have America ceded into Canada as a new Province renamed to a Canandian name like CanAmericus

Get in the Game Trudeau and Denmark Folks
 
We’re doing controlled burns and cutting in firebreaks for years now, but don’t let your media tell you the truth.

Next time Texas power takes a shit the federal government should laugh at them? Disgusting behavior.
They did such a good job that half the city burned down.

You should go give them a medal.
 
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IDIOT CALIFORNIAN DEMOCRATS trying to do nature.

Having forest lands, I do fire lanes and selective burns as much as possible

However having been to California and the West States many times they have a different problem

The weather cycles have rain in spring and none thereafter so piles of brush and lots of left over debris from many years of no harvesting

Plus the fighting of fires in mountainous areas is ridiculously difficult

I have seen fire walls in South Carolina in high winds hundreds of feet tall so you will piss in your pants when the wind turns and blows the fire your way

The issue out there is houses are being built where they should not be. People love having a house in them thar hills.

Until housing and land use is restricted there will be huge fires.
 
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Still loving the Trump Train

The man is a demi-god

a giant amount us mere mortals

Looking forward to the poems and statutes that will be erected in his honor

The man is just got the IT

OK you liberals mock me as i drink from the wonderful Republican cup

Keep whining liberals and Dems

You guys were the ones to famously mock Republicans with the elections have consequences

Do now start to enjoy the consequences
 
Still loving the Trump Train

The man is a demi-god

a giant amount us mere mortals

Looking forward to the poems and statutes that will be erected in his honor

The man is just got the IT

OK you liberals mock me as i drink from the wonderful Republican cup

Keep whining liberals and Dems

You guys were the ones to famously mock Republicans with the elections have consequences

Do now start to enjoy the consequences
Jesus wept
 
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Will raising the price of insulin and other drugs for seniors make America great again?

Republicans move to repeal law that saves older Americans billions in health care costs​

Pennsylvania Republican Rep. Scott Perry is cosponsoring a bill to repeal the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.

The 2022 law, passed by Democratic majorities in Congress without a single Republican vote in favor, authorized $369 billion in energy and climate change infrastructure investments; capped out-of-pocket prescription drug and insulin costs for millions of older Americans; authorized the Medicare program to negotiate with pharmaceutical companies for lower prices on commonly used drugs; and provided funding to the Internal Revenue Service to modernize its operations and crack down on wealthy tax evaders.

On Jan. 1, an Inflation Reduction Act provision went into effect that limits out-of-pocket prescription drug copayments by Medicare Part D subscribers to just $2,000 annually. For nearly 19 million Americans, this will mean an average savings of $400 in 2025; those with the highest prescription drug costs will save an average of $2,500, according to a Department of Health and Human Services model.

The first 10 medication price reductions negotiated under the law will go into effect in 2026, saving Medicare Part D recipients an estimated $1.5 billion in out-of-pocket costs annually and saving the Medicare program about $6 billion per year, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

A September 2024 KFF Health poll found 85% of registered voters supported Medicare drug price negotiation, including 77% of Republicans. More than two-thirds of those surveyed backed expanding the law’s $2,000 out-of-pocket prescription drug cap and its $35-a-month cap on insulin costs for Medicare beneficiaries to those with other insurance policies.

 
Will raising the price of insulin and other drugs for seniors make America great again?

Republicans move to repeal law that saves older Americans billions in health care costs​

Pennsylvania Republican Rep. Scott Perry is cosponsoring a bill to repeal the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.​

The 2022 law, passed by Democratic majorities in Congress without a single Republican vote in favor, authorized $369 billion in energy and climate change infrastructure investments; capped out-of-pocket prescription drug and insulin costs for millions of older Americans; authorized the Medicare program to negotiate with pharmaceutical companies for lower prices on commonly used drugs; and provided funding to the Internal Revenue Service to modernize its operations and crack down on wealthy tax evaders.​

On Jan. 1, an Inflation Reduction Act provision went into effect that limits out-of-pocket prescription drug copayments by Medicare Part D subscribers to just $2,000 annually. For nearly 19 million Americans, this will mean an average savings of $400 in 2025; those with the highest prescription drug costs will save an average of $2,500, according to a Department of Health and Human Services model.​

The first 10 medication price reductions negotiated under the law will go into effect in 2026, saving Medicare Part D recipients an estimated $1.5 billion in out-of-pocket costs annually and saving the Medicare program about $6 billion per year, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.​

A September 2024 KFF Health poll found 85% of registered voters supported Medicare drug price negotiation, including 77% of Republicans. More than two-thirds of those surveyed backed expanding the law’s $2,000 out-of-pocket prescription drug cap and its $35-a-month cap on insulin costs for Medicare beneficiaries to those with other insurance policies.​


You can stop now

No one cares what you fake
 
You can stop now

No one cares what you fake
I’ve had him and DW on ignore for a long time. It’s pointless to respond to inane people man.
I’m with you on the Trump train all the way to prosperity.
It’s amazing more folks haven’t figured out his game at this point. .
Hes a master at pushing peoples buttons to evoke the response he wants. He’s ten steps ahead of his opponents all the time.
 
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