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When the majority of the American population die of health problems or starvation, no one will be left to support these idiots who wanted a felon in office.
This is a deeply concerning situation. Millions of Americans, especially low-income and working-class families, rely on Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act for basic health coverage. Any policy that risks stripping away that safety net deserves thorough scrutiny, not a rushed vote.
No matter your political leaning, protecting access to affordable health care should be a priority. Lawmakers must consider the long-term impact on families before taking any action.
@BarackObama History will judge how we care for the least among us. This bill fails that test. Call 202-224-3121—tell Congress to kill it and choose a better future.
@BarackObama Republicans are trying to pay down the enormous debt that they created on the backs of the middle class and the poor.
They could easily pay it down by making billionaires and corporations pay their fair share, but they’re afraid of the power that they have handed to them.
@BarackObama This congress is passing a EUGENICS bill believe it or not, it mirrors classic Eugenics logic.
Just like the early 20th century’s pseudoscientific “fitness tests,” this bill asks:
“Are you productive? Are you self-sufficient? Are you cost-effective to keep alive?”
If the answer is no, you’re phased out of the system. It’s not sterilization, but the result is the same:
People labeled “lesser” — by wealth, health, or ability — are pushed aside to preserve the economic “whole.”
It revives the core question at the heart of 20th-century eugenics: “Who is worth keeping alive?”
Early eugenicists believed society should be “purified” by removing people considered genetically or economically burdensome. Their language was coded in terms like “feebleminded,” “unfit,” or “degenerate,” but the real calculus was brutally simple:
Does this person contribute enough to justify their cost to the system?
That’s exactly the unspoken logic embedded in this bill’s Medicaid restrictions. The “Big Beautiful Bill” replaces IQ scores with work hours, asset tests, and documentation audits but the end goal is eerily familiar: exclude those who don’t pass an arbitrary threshold of usefulness.
It reframes vulnerability as a disqualifying trait. Just like historical eugenics targeted the poor, the mentally ill, the disabled, the nonwhite, and the inconvenient — this bill goes after the exact same categories. It just calls them “noncompliant” or “unqualified.”
If you’re disabled but can’t prove it in monthly paperwork?
You’re excluded.
If you’re too sick to work and can’t log 80 hours?
You’re excluded.
If you’re an elderly person in a low-income zip code with too much home equity?
You’re excluded.
And then It punishes people for not being profitable to the economy — and does so with moral authority.
This is where the mask comes off.
The bill moralizes economic productivity.
It says: If you work and pay taxes, you deserve care. If you don’t — regardless of circumstance — you’re freeloading, draining, undeserving.
Thats the same hierarchy of human worth based on output.
Just like the eugenicists who said “the strong must flourish and the weak must perish,” this bill says:
“We only have room in the budget for the fittest.”
@BarackObama Policies that hurt the most vulnerable should never be rushed through. Doesn’t matter which side of the aisle—if it fails to protect the sick, the poor, or the working class, it’s not justice. Let’s do better.
It’s the most reverse Robinhood-inspired gimmickry of a bill in history. It literally robs America’s helpless poor to tax give-aways to their fat cat billionaires.
Beyond that, the nasty bill is going to expand and add 3 to 4 trillion dollars to the national debts. It must be voted down.
@BarackObama this isn’t just about health care—it's a test of democracy. cutting funds for millions to save a few bucks? that’s how autocrats think, not democrats.
More than 16 million Americans losing their health care isn’t just a number — it’s our neighbors, friends, and family. This bill would devastate working families, seniors, and vulnerable communities, all to give tax breaks to the wealthy.
We must stand up and fight back. Call your representative today and tell them to protect health care, not destroy it.
Have y’all ever noticed that Democrats write legislation that helps people, while Republicans write legislation that hurts people?
Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security are prime examples of the Greater Good vs. Self-interest/Individual gain.
Donald Trump and his administration are an absolute disgrace.
@BarackObama The GOP's relentless assault on healthcare with this bill exposes their callous disregard for the working class, prioritizing billionaire tax breaks over the lives of millions.
@BarackObama I am almost 80, Vietnam Era veteran and disabled. I guess they are targeting me. They want me dead so I don't burden society. FXXX YXX. !!@@!!
💔 Yes, Mr. President, millions of citizens are at risk of losing their healthcare, climate interventions, VA benefits, child nutrition, and the like in large part because Republican lawmakers are fearful of Trump's unhinged retribution. I loathed Trump's first term, but this second term is pure fascism on the backs of the neediest Americans. Germans understand the consequences of an authoritarian regimen; why don't Republicans get it, including young black men?