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Recursion

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3. Yes. Republican states have screwed their poor residents. Again.

Reply to busterbrown (Original post)

Sat Oct 5, 2013, 03:49 AM

Oct 2013

With the help of the Supreme Court.

This does reduce the number of people who will get coverage (which would include free wellness and preventive care), which kind of undermines the entire point of the law.

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Am I getting this right? [View all] busterbrown Oct 2013 OP

yup, all the poor folk in many Southern states won't get any help quinnox Oct 2013 #1

Not an oversight... Wounded Bear Oct 2013 #5

Yeah, southern states like Wisconsinsin! Scuba Oct 2013 #8

hospitals hate this greymattermom Oct 2013 #2

Yes. Republican states have screwed their poor residents. Again. Recursion Oct 2013 #3

Yup Egnever Oct 2013 #4

But Christ this is so transparent and mean- hearted .. busterbrown Oct 2013 #6

I feel for the poor people Politicalboi Oct 2013 #7