Auracle

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1711.
by Auracle 5y ago
One could easily argue that a public healthcare system would also eliminate competition based on cost. Our federal government isn't especially known for keeping costs low. That's why, personally, I'd be all for individual st
1712.
by Auracle 5y ago
The estimate for the birth of our baby was over $30,000 for a normal, natural birth. It ended up being a c-section, so I can’t wait to see what the actual total is. We don’t have a “healthcare is private” problem, we have a cost problem. Do
1713.
by Auracle 5y ago
My wife went to the hospital with a mild case. She’s pregnant and had a monoclonal antibody infusion. We went home and she immediately developed a fever/chills/shakes when she hadn’t had any before. So back to the hospital we went
1714.
by Auracle 5y ago
They were late by what - a few months? Speaking of Europe, we had vaccines for quite a while and they didn't. There's also no way prepurchasing a bunch of different vaccines didn't help/fund development. As per your se
1715.
by Auracle 5y ago
I'd love to, but this was years ago and I wouldn't even know where to look.
1716.
by Auracle 5y ago
He deserves as much credit as most presidents do for most things done under them...which is to say, not much. But you can be damned sure that if Biden was president first and then Trump we'd still be hearing about how it was due to Pr
1717.
by Auracle 5y ago
I think that if the media had given Trump credit for Operation Warpspeed/the vaccines there’d be a lot less vaccine hesitancy on the right. I’m not saying people being less hesitant because of that would be logical, but it’s one way th
1718.
by Auracle 5y ago
Shortly after Trump won, there was a round table interview with different journalists from various media on NPR. They essentially all agreed that it was their duty to make Trump look as bad as possible, though they worded it slightly less