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dutch777

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3. Given many recipients are profoundly disabled, untrained, etc. and many live in rural areas with few work options,

Thu Sep 25, 2025, 10:44 AM

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one has to wonder how many will be suitable to work or be able to find any they can do or are available? Given that the Trump regime seems disinterested in gathering actual facts I am sure they will just blindly ignore the true impediments recipients face and cut them off summarily anyway. All while declaring victory and releasing no factual data. Recipients will have no choice but to use the local ERs as their primary care and further over burden hospitals with clogged ERs and more no pay patients.

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