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No. A clean CR would have allowed Republicans to kick the can down the road to the holidays, when it would have been near-impossible for the Democrats to negotiate for fear of shutting the country down during the holidays. Don't pretend otherwise. Congress had all year to do this. |
Yes. I 100% believe it. The healthcare issue is the crux of it. |
Congratulations! You have a room temperature IQ. |
Just going to leave this here: https://apnews.com/article/fact-check-government-shutdown-health-care-immigrant-11b3ec0066407a17b407bc8e43962fd9 Of course you probably think the AP is untrustworthy because they refuse to acknowledge the "Gulf of America"
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Guess what happened after the last Gilded Age? The Great Depression. Trump will cause the next one and will go down in history as the most dangerous and worst President ever. MAGA Amirite? |
Oh man, it's not often you spot an unironic lolbertarian in the wild, but here we are! |
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https://budget.house.gov/press-release/california-to-spend-84-billion-this-year-on-health-care-for-illegal-aliens
California to spend 8.4 Billion on healthcare for illegals!!!! |
I'm sure you're still working yourself up to a relevant point. Go on. |
Many other states also pay for healthcare for illegal aliens, plus federal “emergency Medicaid” dollars pay for free healthcare for illegal aliens: (From the BBC): “Can undocumented immigrants get free healthcare in US? . . "Under longstanding policy, undocumented immigrants are not eligible to enrol in any federally-funded health coverage programs including Medicaid, CHIP, or Medicare, or to purchase coverage through the ACA Marketplaces", Drishti Pillai, KFF's Director of Immigrant Health Policy told us. However, undocumented immigrants can receive emergency Medicaid, though, under a law passed in 1986. "Hospitals can get federal Medicaid funding to reimburse them for emergency services they are required to provide to low-income individuals, regardless of immigration status, which includes undocumented people," Mr Cuello told us. "Emergency Medicaid is very temporary coverage for the emergency services, often just one service on one day, not ongoing health insurance enrolment like a US citizen gets," he added. |
I meant to add (also from bbc) “Illegal migrants may also be eligible for state-funded healthcare. As of April 2025, there were 14 states plus Washington DC which provided state-funded healthcare coverage to children regardless of their immigration status, according to KFF analysis. All but two of these states - Vermont and Utah - are run by Democrats. New Jersey and Vermont also provide state-funded coverage to low-income pregnant women, regardless of immigration status. Seven states, including California and New York, have also expanded state-funded healthcare coverage to some low-income adults, regardless of immigration status“ |
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Link to above
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c3vzyl5x15ro |