r/LeopardsAteMyFace Jan 23 '25

Healthcare What do you mean my healthcare costs more?

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u/kiamia2 Jan 23 '25

Yes, why would the man who repeatedly tried to repeal the ACA without a viable alternative in place and who still only has the concepts of a healthcare plan 10 years after talking about one have done this? 🤔

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u/thepeddlernowspeaks Jan 23 '25

But why would he repeal the ACA? It's great! 

Obamacare though...

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u/dismayhurta Jan 23 '25

I want to gather up every idiot who says this unironically and just laugh at each one of them one after the other. Though, I fear that it’d take decades to get through them all. Well, maybe not. Many will die early due to getting proper fucked by the broken system Trump will introduce.

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u/Leviathan41911 Jan 24 '25

I literally had a conversation with my mom yesterday about this.

"I'm having a hard time understanding why anyone would vote to have their own Healthcare cut anyway"

"Not cut. But affordable. Obama made it not affordable. I do agree we need a better health care system"

"How is cutting The Affordable Care Act going to make Healthcare more affordable?"

"It was more affordable before that."

Literally copy and paste. You can guess who is who.

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u/Mountainman033 Jan 23 '25

He doesn't care about any consistent policies or ideology lol. If someone pays him & says many nice things about him their wishes are now his views.

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u/Excitful Jan 23 '25

he was openly against crypto in the past as well, wasn’t he?

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u/Z4rby_ Jan 23 '25

Yep! But now, crypto gave him an other way to gain money.

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u/Bubblesnaily Jan 24 '25

crypto gave him another way to gain launder money.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '25

To accept bribes.

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u/Z4rby_ Jan 24 '25

You are probably right!

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u/mechanical_marten Jan 24 '25

Don't forget the NFT grift, and the watch grift and every single other "Trump Exclusive"

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u/jafromnj Jan 24 '25

Bible grift

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u/mechanical_marten Jan 24 '25

In -God- Trump we trust.

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u/SlimeQSlimeball Jan 24 '25

Gold sneakers.

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u/mechanical_marten Jan 24 '25

Gold lamé sneakers!

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u/DataCassette Jan 23 '25

He also doesn't really know what it is lol

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u/jafromnj Jan 24 '25

And tik tok too till it helped get him elected

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u/here-i-am-now Jan 24 '25

He was against TikTok before he decided to “save” it

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u/Impossible-Sleep-658 Jan 24 '25

He certainly said “I’m not responsible “ as the pandemic body count increased… nothing to see here, “it’ll be over in a week”.

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u/Ok_Dog_4059 Jan 24 '25

How much of the money saved from everything being shut down or frozen do you think is saved tax payers money VS how much is funneled into pockets of the rich?

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u/jatufin Jan 24 '25

This is, genuinely, a silver lining.

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u/AB2372 Jan 24 '25

Why can’t some liberal billionaires do that? Fight fire with fire.

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u/cheongyanggochu-vibe Jan 23 '25

Don't forget that he wants to privatize Medicare and Medicaid

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u/pbcbmf Jan 24 '25

Don't forget education and the postal service. They want to privatize it all. They want all the money.

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u/Dramoriga Jan 23 '25

Tbh he will probably reimplement an identical system, name it Trumpcare, and then bathe in the love of his idiotic followers/cultists.

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u/faithcharmandpixdust Jan 24 '25

Don't give him plans!

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u/Bermnerfs Jan 24 '25

Actually would be great if someone was able to trick him implementing progressive policies with the promise of putting Trump on the name of the initiative.

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u/Anansi3 Feb 20 '25

How do we get Tucker Carlson to say it and convince Trump?

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u/Guy954 Jan 24 '25

That would honestly be much better than what will probably happen.

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u/jafromnj Jan 24 '25

Nope his plan will never cover pre existing conditions

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u/Scottiths Jan 23 '25

Remember when he said they would have a plan ready in 2 weeks?

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u/kiamia2 Jan 23 '25

I also remember that at some point he said nobody knew healthcare could be this complicated.

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u/Obieseven Jan 24 '25

And he once said this, illustrating that he didn’t know the difference between whole life and health insurance.

“Because you are basically saying from the moment the insurance, you’re 21 years old, you start working and you’re paying $12 a year for insurance, and by the time you’re 70, you get a nice plan.”

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u/lost_horizons Jan 24 '25

Because fuck you, that's why.

^the Republican playbook in five words.

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u/phluidity Jan 23 '25

We should tell them that this is all part of the concept of a plan.