Absolutely. It’s all so calculated, that there is suddenly a surge in popularity for a woman candidate. They can espouse all of their typical anti-social policies all while hiding behind claims of modernity. The murdochs are savvy, even if she ends up the vp on trump’s ticket, she is something they can always point to as a reason that republicans aren’t archaic monsters. And their voters will believe it and use it as their own shield.
My favorite part of this whole thing was when she acted like this was a hard “gotcha” question.
It’s an easy question if you’re not a cryptofascist; she just didn’t want to take a public stand that would piss off the white supremacist faction that makes up the GOP base.
Its a perfect question for exposing the game that cryptofascists like to play.
I especially liked that they raised point like the fact that despite the fact that men earn more on average and make up more of the top CEO/Board Members spots, that those things don’t help the bottom segment of boys who are left behind in school and left unsupported.
Their program to try and pull those teens back into post secondary is helpful and I’d be excited to see their long term impacts
Abortion is a loser for the GOP. With the passage of this ballot issue, they could take their loss, played the “aw shucks” for their base, and moved on to other issues in 2024. Instead, they’re giving the Ohio Dems their talking points for them and doubling down on a platform that’s been killing them every time citizens cast ballots.
You are only guaranteed on Medigap with the best prices if you get it within 6 months of first enrolling in Medicare. That’s why it is critical to get real Medicare + Part D + Medigap when you are first eligible. If you initially get Medicare Disadvantage, and then realize how bad it is, you can switch from Part C to Part B/D during the next enrollment period, but it will be hard to add Medigap to that.
An audit done by the government’s inspector general found that Medicare Disadvantage falsely denied 18% of payments that they were supposed to approve and that real medicare would have approved. This amounts to 1.5 million times per year that Americans were shafted by illegal payment denials from those companies. There are also increased hassles and delays in getting your medical care and limited choice of doctors.
[An estimated 18 percent of payment denials met Medicare coverage rules and MAO billing rules and therefore the provider payments should not have been denied by the MAOs. This projects to 28,949 payment denials that met Medicare coverage rules and MAO billing rules for these MAOs during the first week of June 2019.]
Well yeah, the average American is broke. And the average house is expensive. Give me whatever funding this study receives because this shit didn’t need one.
If I had to move to my current area now, my rent would be around 50% of my income, and that’s with a job that used to be able to support the whole nuclear family bullshit as little as 20 years ago. I’m like $2k below median family income by myself.
Oh that’s the fun part. Everyone discusses mean and median. Mode is in the 35-40 range last I tracked it down. (it wasn’t easy to find and I have my theories about why)
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