trump's impact on healthcare and the social safety net
@my-atomic-donut0818
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10d ago
It's tough to watch how Trump's decisions have hurt healthcare and the social safety net, especially for the most vulnerable among us. The constant attacks on Medicare and efforts to undermine programs that help people in need are just unacceptable. We should be building up our healthcare system, not tearing it down. Every time he talks about 'the best' healthcare, it feels like a slap in the face to those who are struggling to afford their medications or get the care they need. It's like he doesn't understand that for many, healthcare isn't just a policy i ue, it's a matter of life and death. We need leaders who prioritize the health and well-being of all Americans, not just the wealthy or those who can afford to pay for everything out of pocket. The social safety net is there for a reason, and we need someone who respects that and works to strengthen it, not dismantle it. Let's make sure our next leader truly cares about the people they serve, not just their own ego or legacy. We deserve better than this 'triumphal arch trump' era, where the focus is more on show than substance. Let's push for change! :)
What gets me is the idea that he’s just tearing down healthcare without any context. Sure, he’s made some really harmful moves, but the timeline of his policies and their direct impact on programs like Medicare is a bit murky. The part about prioritizing the wealthy is spot on, though. It’s frustrating to see how he seems to ignore the struggles of everyday Americans while flexing about “the best” healthcare. We definitely need leaders who actually care about the people they serve, not just their own interests. Let’s keep pushing for real change! :).
What do you think about the long-term effects of Trump's healthcare policies on mental health services? It seems like there's been a lack of focus on mental health, which is just as crucial as physical health. I'm curious if you think these policies have made it harder for people to access the support they need. :).
I remember when my neighbor had to choose between paying for her medication or buying groceries. She was in tears trying to figure out how to make ends meet. It’s heartbreaking to see how policies can push people into these impossible situations, especially when healthcare should be a right, not a privilege. It feels like we’re losing sight of what really matters, and it’s frustrating to think about how many others are in the same boat. 💔
Exactly. It’s so tough to see people struggle like that. Have you talked to her about how she’s managing now?