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Originally Posted by undercoverbrother
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Electing MAGA isn't going to fcuking change access to healthcare, in fact is about to get way worse, more and more Americans are going to struggle accessing healthcare.
Also, if you want to say something "isn't conspiracy" maybe find better words than "Big Pharma" that's just lazy and weak.
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I don't think electing MAGA is going to solve healthcare of anything along those lines. As I have said before, this isn't a Pro Trump or RFK post. You and others posters are trying to spin this as something it isn't.
I don't know what is going to happen with the US now with this election result, maybe it stays the same basket case it was before with healthcare, health outcomes, medical insurance, quality food supply issues in poverty areas and more. These are all long standing issues that are not politically divided. It's not like one side has gone in and ever revolutionized things in the above. I am not taking sides or laying blame or anything like that but I can see where enough people pay closer attention when people voice concerns they share.
Big pharma, little pharma, medium pharma, whatever your thoughts on this matter is doesn't change the daily battle American's are faced with everyday. Every single day it's a battle with insurance companies and drug providers. Dr recommends this, insurance won't pay for it because it's expensive and not covered and on and on and on. This isn't a left or right issue although sometimes people make it to be.
I just think that there is a significant apatite for change when it comes to things in this regard for a lot of people. People don't want to hand over unreasonable sums of money for medications, people want to make basic, informed decisions on good food without having to jump through a million hoops and a lot more. Farmers want to be able to provide good products without fear and repercussions from agro corporations and they want to be paid well for their hard work, not the peanuts they do now while the brokers and the corporations make the big bucks.
Whomever is able to meaningfully improve things above either in this term or in another administration (Rep or Democrat) should be commended