Daryl Walker
@darylgeeksout.bsky.social
Reposted by Daryl Walker
They're rushing it through before news of cuts reaches red state voters.
Roughly 13.7 million nationwide will lose health insurance
Florida: 1.4 million
Texas: 1.2 million
North Carolina: 523,000
Ohio: 404,000
Pennsylvania:403,000
Full table: www.jec.senate.gov/public/index...
Roughly 13.7 million nationwide will lose health insurance
Florida: 1.4 million
Texas: 1.2 million
North Carolina: 523,000
Ohio: 404,000
Pennsylvania:403,000
Full table: www.jec.senate.gov/public/index...
NEW: State-by-State Data on Health Insurance Losses from Medicaid, ACA Cuts
www.jec.senate.gov
May 19, 2025 at 6:06 AM
They're rushing it through before news of cuts reaches red state voters.
Roughly 13.7 million nationwide will lose health insurance
Florida: 1.4 million
Texas: 1.2 million
North Carolina: 523,000
Ohio: 404,000
Pennsylvania:403,000
Full table: www.jec.senate.gov/public/index...
Roughly 13.7 million nationwide will lose health insurance
Florida: 1.4 million
Texas: 1.2 million
North Carolina: 523,000
Ohio: 404,000
Pennsylvania:403,000
Full table: www.jec.senate.gov/public/index...
Reposted by Daryl Walker
If I had to guess, I'd say before the end of this year we'll hit the critical failure point.
That's when the Trump administration will say the only way to keep Social Security going is to hand it over to a private company to manage. The keys to the $2.5 trillion trust fund will go to some crony.
That's when the Trump administration will say the only way to keep Social Security going is to hand it over to a private company to manage. The keys to the $2.5 trillion trust fund will go to some crony.
April 12, 2025 at 8:57 PM
If I had to guess, I'd say before the end of this year we'll hit the critical failure point.
That's when the Trump administration will say the only way to keep Social Security going is to hand it over to a private company to manage. The keys to the $2.5 trillion trust fund will go to some crony.
That's when the Trump administration will say the only way to keep Social Security going is to hand it over to a private company to manage. The keys to the $2.5 trillion trust fund will go to some crony.
Reposted by Daryl Walker
I expect there will be a series of crises, and the administration will try to shift resources around to respond to each one, but that will just be plugging one leak while causing another. We literally don't have the staffing to keep the agency afloat. That's BEFORE the upcoming May 7th firings.
April 12, 2025 at 8:57 PM
I expect there will be a series of crises, and the administration will try to shift resources around to respond to each one, but that will just be plugging one leak while causing another. We literally don't have the staffing to keep the agency afloat. That's BEFORE the upcoming May 7th firings.
