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3. Not perfect but better than benefit cuts, assuming we can trust the MFers. Most work requirements have exceptions

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Wed May 7, 2025, 10:21 AM

May 7

like disability (including mental conditions), frail health, volunteer work, job training, going to school, caring for children, caring for someone infirmed, work or volunteering requires 20 hours a week average, etc.

Until Congress gets off its rears and passes universal coverage, this is the crud we have to live with.

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House GOP drops some Medicaid cuts from reconciliation plan [View all] BumRushDaShow May 7 OP

Unfortunately Johnson is not irrelevant. bucolic_frolic May 7 #1

This is probably JBTaurus83 May 7 #2

When your party loses the presidency as well as both houses of Congress, elocs May 7 #5

Not perfect but better than benefit cuts, assuming we can trust the MFers. Most work requirements have exceptions Silent Type May 7 #3

What I'd not object to is a free government mandated job training and or education provision. cstanleytech May 7 #4