Knubian
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My 2 cents:
- Trump saw Mamdani’s meteoric rise. He beat everyone, including him and the oligarchs.
- Mamdani ran on affordability and fighting for the working class.
- Trump doesn’t care about either but he wants to be seen as such.
- Embracing Mamdani is his way of co-opting these issues.
- Trump saw Mamdani’s meteoric rise. He beat everyone, including him and the oligarchs.
- Mamdani ran on affordability and fighting for the working class.
- Trump doesn’t care about either but he wants to be seen as such.
- Embracing Mamdani is his way of co-opting these issues.
November 22, 2025 at 1:45 PM
My 2 cents:
- Trump saw Mamdani’s meteoric rise. He beat everyone, including him and the oligarchs.
- Mamdani ran on affordability and fighting for the working class.
- Trump doesn’t care about either but he wants to be seen as such.
- Embracing Mamdani is his way of co-opting these issues.
- Trump saw Mamdani’s meteoric rise. He beat everyone, including him and the oligarchs.
- Mamdani ran on affordability and fighting for the working class.
- Trump doesn’t care about either but he wants to be seen as such.
- Embracing Mamdani is his way of co-opting these issues.
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This episode laid out the looming crunch: if ACA subsidies are allowed to expire at the end of 2025, people buying coverage on the exchanges in at least a dozen states could see premiums double — even as insurers stay wildly profitable.
www.levernews.com/why-your-hea...
www.levernews.com/why-your-hea...
Why Your Health Insurance Could Explode Next Year
A perfect storm is coming for Obamacare in 2026.
www.levernews.com
November 1, 2025 at 12:45 PM
This episode laid out the looming crunch: if ACA subsidies are allowed to expire at the end of 2025, people buying coverage on the exchanges in at least a dozen states could see premiums double — even as insurers stay wildly profitable.
www.levernews.com/why-your-hea...
www.levernews.com/why-your-hea...
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Follow-up reporting showed the scale: since the ACA, the biggest insurers have taken in $9 trillion in revenue and $371 billion in profit, while family premiums climbed toward $26,000/year and denials increased.
www.levernews.com/health-insur...
www.levernews.com/health-insur...
Health Insurers’ $371 Billion Windfall
Since the Affordable Care Act’s passage, the top five health insurers’ annual profits have jumped 230 percent, with much of that going to UnitedHealthcare.
www.levernews.com
November 1, 2025 at 12:45 PM
Follow-up reporting showed the scale: since the ACA, the biggest insurers have taken in $9 trillion in revenue and $371 billion in profit, while family premiums climbed toward $26,000/year and denials increased.
www.levernews.com/health-insur...
www.levernews.com/health-insur...