Under the proposed plan, thousands of Georgians who live in rural areas that voted overwhelmingly for Trump – by a whopping 75 to nearly 90 percent in some cases – could lose out on thousands of dollars in tax credits to help them buy health coverage, an analysis by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has found.
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Much of that support is driven by widespread disdain for Obamacare. Many see it as an entitlement that often benefits people not willing to pull their own weight.
You mean, like the ones who were getting the tax credits? "I don't want to have to pay so much because I'm poor, but I don't want those dirty lazy poor people not having to pay"
I guess when you have a population who thinks that social advantages are good only when they apply to them, it's natural that they'd elect a billionaire who cares only for policies that benefit the rich. Suck it up and pay up buddy, you're in for a long and painful ride. And I'm pretty sure you're still not going to learn the lesson.
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You mean, like the ones who were getting the tax credits? "I don't want to have to pay so much because I'm poor, but I don't want those dirty lazy poor people not having to pay"
I guess when you have a population who thinks that social advantages are good only when they apply to them, it's natural that they'd elect a billionaire who cares only for policies that benefit the rich. Suck it up and pay up buddy, you're in for a long and painful ride. And I'm pretty sure you're still not going to learn the lesson.