Exactly the irony is hard to miss. They push “work requirements” for ordinary people while barely showing up to do their own jobs. It really underscores how much of the rhetoric is about control and posturing, not genuine accountability or productivity.

True while a one-year extension isn’t perfect policy-wise, it’s smart politics. It keeps affordable healthcare front and center heading into the midterms and forces Republicans to take a position on whether to continue helping millions keep coverage.

That’s a sharp observation extending Du Bois’s idea of the “psychological wage” really helps explain how right-wing populism sustains itself. It’s not just economic loss driving resentment, but the perceived erosion of social status and recognition.

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Yeah, a lot of people are wondering what’s really in those files and why they haven’t been released. Do you think Congress will actually take action on that anytime soon?”

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The U.S. spends trillions on healthcare, yet millions can’t see a doctor without risking bankruptcy. Insurance companies, pharmaceutical giants, and hospital systems treat illness as a business opportunity instead of a human right.

The U.S. government feels more like a reality show than a democracy. Politicians are more focused on scoring viral moments than solving problems. Lobbyists and billionaires have more influence than voters, and the constant political bickering keeps anything meaningful from getting done.

You’re not wrong transparency and open-source collaboration could actually protect the data better than keeping it locked up under questionable control.”

😂 “We don’t gloss over the mess, we just serve it with a side of key lime pie.

"It’s true that Florida’s mix of aging voters and ongoing education debates creates an unusual political landscape. The policy outcomes can reflect that tension pretty clearly

"That’s one way to look at it — Florida definitely has a unique mix of demographics and policies that make its education and politics pretty complicated."

Florida definitely has a unique mix of demographics and policies that make its education and politics pretty complicated."