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[Concern @concerned119]

@LangmanVince Lol... what a turd.
How are these people even voted into office

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

In the spring of 2014, inside a hospital dialysis unit in Montreal, a sixteen-year-old student named Anya Pogharian began a volunteer shift expecting to help with simple tasks.

Instead, she noticed the patients.

They sat for hours in reclining chairs, connected to large machines by tubes carrying blood in and out of their bodies. The treatment lasted four hours at a time and had to be repeated several times each week.

Their schedules, careers, travel plans, and daily lives revolved around those machines.

Anya couldn't stop thinking about it.

That evening, she went home, opened her laptop, and started reading dialysis machine manuals.

At the time, she had just been assigned a high school science fair project. The requirement was only ten hours of work.

She ended up spending more than three hundred.

As she researched, she learned that the dialysis machines used in hospitals cost roughly thirty thousand dollars each. What surprised her most was that many of the components didn't seem especially rare or complicated.

So she asked a simple question.

Did they really need to cost that much?

Anya studied engineering diagrams, technical documents, and equipment manuals. She broke the machine down into its essential parts: pumps, filters, valves, tubing, and an electronic controller.

The more she learned, the more convinced she became that a cheaper version could be built.

So she decided to try.

Working from a bench in her parents' home, she ordered parts and assembled a prototype herself.

The total component cost was about five hundred dollars.

And it worked.

She entered the project into the 2014 Google Science Fair, earning scholarships and awards. A Canadian science competition awarded her a bronze medal, and news of her invention quickly began spreading.

Soon, messages arrived from around the world.

Patients, families, and medical professionals from countries across several continents wanted to know more about the teenager trying to make dialysis affordable.

Support followed.

Medical companies offered assistance. Research organizations opened their doors. In 2015, Anya joined a laboratory internship where she could test and improve her design using real human blood under controlled conditions.

There, researchers set a goal.

The prototype needed to filter four liters of blood in two and a half hours, matching the performance of standard hospital machines.

Anya's machine, which she named Dialysave, completed the task in just twenty-five minutes.

It was not yet approved for patient use. It was not yet mass-produced. Many years of testing and certification still stood ahead.

But the most important question had already been answered.

Could a dialysis machine be built for a fraction of the traditional cost using readily available parts and determination?

The prototype answered for itself.

Yes.

Sometimes a breakthrough doesn't begin inside a billion-dollar corporation.

Sometimes it begins with a teenager who sees a problem, refuses to accept it, and spends three hundred hours proving that a better solution is possible.

[Concern @concerned119]

@WesternLensman @SD_MAGA_AMMO Go home.
It was TEMPORARY!
Now it is over.
You are welcome for the hand / assistance, goodbye

[Juanita Broaddrick @atensnut]

🎯 🎯

[Concern @concerned119]

@atensnut @thewriterme 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Concern @concerned119]

@DOGEQEEN @WillieDMack1 Outstanding and 100 percent the truth.
Return to what country you came from and support it that way. Please go home. Bye!

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@SaltyGoat17 @FarmGirlCarrie 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Concern @concerned119]

@askaya @SD_MAGA_AMMO We have a political problem. To many have been in office for far to long and toamy have been born outside the country and have no interest in upholding the U.S. Constitution and the freedom it stands for.

[Coffee Anytime @coffee_anytime]

Brilliant

[Concern @concerned119]

@Hunter_Eagleman @Rotruck5670 Term limits as well.

[Mike Bales 🫡🇺🇸 @MikeBales]

I might be called an old man for this, but I remember when we fought against communists instead of electing them.

[Michelle♈️ @michelles2cool]

Keep posting and sharing this photo! Something has to be done!

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 JUST IN — REP. BYRON DONALDS DROPS THE MIC:

"President Obama opened up his Presidential Library in Chicago."

"You needed an ID to attend the event!"

"So if you're going to show up for President Obama's library, you got to present a photo ID to gain access to that event, but to vote in our elections, you don't have to do that? That makes no sense!"

"It's crazy and it's STUPID. And so the United States Senate has a responsibility to open up that floor. You Senate procedure actually have a debate."

"You have a filibuster debate. If Bernie Sanders wants to hold the floor of the U.S. Senate for six months, let him. Go ahead!"

[Concern @concerned119]

@C_3C_3 @Likeshesays That is a long temporary time. Guessing everyone, one of them voted Democrat 🤔

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@SaltyGoat17 @PatriotMarie70 It's about time. Now, can we arrest and convict the corrupt politicians?

[Concern @concerned119]

@warDaniel47 @Mommajo64221025 Outstanding, and to uphold the oath of office to the U.S. constitution.

[Concern @concerned119]

@iAnonPatriot Poster child for term limits as well as serious mental issues.

[Concern @concerned119]

@AndrewKolvet @RealDeanCain The truth is awesome...

[Andrew Kolvet @AndrewKolvet]

BREAKING: Rep. Byron Donalds just went NUCLEAR on the US Senate failing to pass the Save America Act:

"The Senate SUCKS, I just want to come out and say that."

"If Bernie Sanders wants to hold the floor for six months, go ahead, let him. Swap out the depends, get some body armor, whatever you need, keep it going, because it demonstrates the stupidity of your argument, and that is what the American people want to see."

Now they're going on vacation until July 13th. Entirely unacceptable.

[Concern @concerned119]

@warDaniel47 @Zaz25486343 Ok, now what?
Nothing as usual
He should be removed and never allowed to practice law again.