@News4SA Nanny Hinojosa again wants to mother the state…Right now Texas share of Medicaid is about $2,600/yr per person. Adding 1M people would increase Texas costs by $2.6 BILLION a year! Increasing Medicaid costs by over 16%! How does this help affordability for the majority of Texans
@Dylanszn01 I like choices, being able to pick a policy that fits my families needs. I like competition to deliver better policies and pricing. I do not like politicians making these decisions for me.
@AntonioArellano Those federal COVID checks worked so well…money was blown, inflation went up over 20% under Biden because of it, and have not come down…it will deplete over $13B from Rainy day fund…sure hope we don’t get hit by a hurricane…Federal govt is broke, can’t count on them anymore
@Menendez4Texas Look up tone deaf in the dictionary and you will see Jose’s picture…how does any of these improve the Texas economy, reduce the price of gas or groceries? We do not need a bunch of Nannies telling us how to raise our families, and how to live…
@JoeParadise9 Come on man, you’re full of BS…a family of 4 for $844/YEAR when an individual on Medicare spends at a minimum $2,400/YEAR without dental,vision or hearing. BTW, Medicare is not Social Security & there is No Cap…you and your employer are already paying 3% of your earnings in.
@ElectAHinojosa Adam, that sucking sound you hear are jobs and investments leaving Texas…we have now proven ourselves to be unreliable…Y’all Street will soon be See Y’all later Street…let’s see where unemployment, population and state expenditures are in 4 years compared to today…
@TMFtx How do any of these pet projects/peeves of yours improve our Texas economy? When California raised its minimum wage to $20 for fast food workers only, it resulted in 3.5% or 18,000 losing their jobs…that sucking sound you’re hearing are jobs and investments leaving Texas…
@amelia_tweetz 😂😂😂 sucker…Medicare does not cover dental,vision or hearing…retirees purchase Medigap to cover the gaps in Medicare coverage…cost between $150-180/month,this over the $200-$500 a month retirees pay for Medicare. Even though they contributed 100s of thousands all their life.
@JoshuaSheats Medicare does not cover dental,vision or hearing…retirees purchase Medigap cover the gaps in Medicare coverage…these cost between $150-180 a month,this is on top of the $200-$500 a month retirees pay monthly for Medicare. This is on top of what they contributed all their life.
@michaelt5656 Proof the the old saying “If you’re not a liberal when you’re 25, you have no heart. If you’re not a conservative by the time you’re 35, you have no brain.” still holds true…
@andre_walton56 😂😂😂 my favorite line from this “research” is it would save $285.7B by curbing fraudulent billing! Yes, we have seen how well the government controlled this in Minnesota! I think it’s funny people actually believe these BS reports when there is no examples of this…
@CaibelPlayz So my insurance like most insurance has a maximum amount I would pay. It would not be crippling debt…and we have choices between insurance plans at our companies to fit our family’s needs. So Obama gave us BS that on his plans we could keep our doctor, I want choices.
@KathyBaratta@AzPetrich Psst…boomers were born between 1946-1964, youngest boomer is 62…so either you are lying about your age, or don’t like being a xer.
@ProudAFAmerican Terri, you must of flunked civics class…California has 54 electoral college votes, Wyoming has 3…Electoral votes are based on the number of representatives each state has plus the 2 senators…representatives are based on population. Each state is proportionately weighted.