Does that mean the US can afford universal healthcare now?

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ZEROWOLF
08/16/2021
11:48 AM
#1
I mean where does that money go? Is this how they plan to fund the infrastructure deal.
Sam and Robert are the hitch-hikers on the road.
--Necronomicon incantation (The Evil Dead)
CADE FOSTER
08/16/2021
11:49 AM
#2
no of course not we only have money for defense contractors to make money from
Jabodie
08/16/2021
11:52 AM
#3
What if we want to start another war? We can't spend that money on frivolous things.
<insert sig here>
Unsugarized_Foo
08/16/2021
11:55 AM
#4
We can afford everyone 2 primary care visits and one antibiotic prescription a year now
"All I have is my balls and my word, and I don't break them for anyone!"-Tony Montana
ZEROWOLF
08/16/2021
11:56 AM
#5
So is UBI out of the question? Or at least the $300 covid relief.
Sam and Robert are the hitch-hikers on the road.
--Necronomicon incantation (The Evil Dead)
TheMikh
08/16/2021
11:59 AM
#6
financial crisis and subsequent zombie corporation bailout

no way in hell the market's trajectory is sustainable, but lord knows the government will continue to prioritize it over the american people
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3PiesAndAFork
08/16/2021
12:01 PM
#7
The US has always been able to afford it. Pulling out of Afghanistan simply means more money going to other military things. The lack of universal healthcare has always been about the corruption of politicians in the US.
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