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CrispyQ

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10. Here's what I found yesterday trying to debunk some rw bs on FB.
Wed Oct 1, 2025, 09:48 AM
Oct 2025

Some states did offer health insurance coverage for income-eligible undocumented workers, but that was at a state level, not federal.

Google AI:

As of September 2025, 14 states plus D.C. provide state-funded comprehensive health coverage for income-eligible children regardless of immigration status. Additionally, California, Illinois, New York, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, and D.C. offer fully state-funded coverage to some income-eligible adults, with California's program expanding to all adults starting January 1, 2026.

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NYT:
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/29/us/politics/republicans-shutdown-fact-check-health-immigration.html

snip...

The Democrats’ budget proposal seeks to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies set to expire at the end of the year, and roll back Medicaid cuts in the tax cut and domestic policy law signed by President Trump in July. But the proposal does not provide free health care for unauthorized immigrants.

Unauthorized immigrants are largely barred from federally funded health care programs. They cannot buy health care plans on government exchanges set up by the Affordable Care Act and therefore cannot receive any subsidies. They are also ineligible for Medicaid, Medicare and the Children’s Health Insurance Program. The Democrats’ budget proposal does not make them eligible for these programs.

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Republicans spew easily disproven lies because they think Americans are too stupid to check IronLionZion Oct 2025 #1
Nudge. Nudge. Wink. Wink. CountMyVote4Reality Oct 2025 #4
Yeah, even f'g Newsweek. Years ago, it was my KPN Oct 2025 #5
The first part is factual, the second might be satire or sarcasm IronLionZion Oct 2025 #13
IOW azureblue Oct 2025 #14
It isn't because he didn't read the bill. Ace Rothstein Oct 2025 #27
Allow me to correct your post title...( :-) ) radicalleft Oct 2025 #19
Wow, a journalist finally corrected a Republican lie Champp Oct 2025 #2
Don't worry Mike...FOX will still run your lie over and over and over........... Bengus81 Oct 2025 #3
"though there is no suggestion that this was Johnson's intention" drmeow Oct 2025 #6
Yeah, right Diraven Oct 2025 #7
"though there is no suggestion that this was Johnson's intention" Really????? Wiz Imp Oct 2025 #8
If he is under informed, azureblue Oct 2025 #15
Just go to Healthcare.gov tonekat Oct 2025 #9
Here's what I found yesterday trying to debunk some rw bs on FB. CrispyQ Oct 2025 #10
I thought Christians were not supported to lie samsingh Oct 2025 #11
or steal azureblue Oct 2025 #16
When a republican has their mouth open they are lying. Clouds Passing Oct 2025 #12
That's been a sacred Reichwing talking point for years Orrex Oct 2025 #17
Collins will be fired for daring to challenge to the unter-fuhrer Mysterian Oct 2025 #18
At this point, release the Grindr Johnson files IzzaNuDay Oct 2025 #20
I feel that we need to stop calling it 'misinformation' and star calling it 'ignorance'. OldBaldy1701E Oct 2025 #21
Mikey is one of trumps pimps. republianmushroom Oct 2025 #22
Gaslighting 101 Wednesdays Oct 2025 #23
I'm amazed how easily, and shamelessly, Republicans lie. patphil Oct 2025 #24
George Stephanopoulos pushed back pretty hard tinymontgomery Oct 2025 #25
I was just about to post that. X and text underpants Oct 2025 #26
News media still pandering angrychair Oct 2025 #28
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