@MattBruenig
mattbruenig.bsky.social
@MattBruenig
@mattbruenig.bsky.social
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Matt @mattbruenig.bsky.social always has the clearest and most concise arguments for defending the welfare state. No Medicaid cuts!
Conditioning Medicaid and health care services on work is cruel, counterproductive, and defeats the whole purpose of having insurance

Excellent column from @mattbruenig.bsky.social

www.nytimes.com/2025/05/16/o...
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Conditioning Medicaid and health care services on work is cruel, counterproductive, and defeats the whole purpose of having insurance

Excellent column from @mattbruenig.bsky.social

www.nytimes.com/2025/05/16/o...
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I really appreciate this clear, easy to understand, argument from @mattbruenig.bsky.social about the cruelty of Medicaid work requirements.

It’s a genuine problem how widespread the notion is that welfare programs are overrun with people who just don’t want to work. www.nytimes.com/2025/05/16/o...
Opinion | Medicaid Work Requirements Are Cruel and Pointless
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"Medicaid Work Requirements Are Cruel and Pointless"
by Matt Bruenig
New York Times
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"Our society could decide that police and fire departments will not respond to calls made by individuals who worked less than 80 hours in the prior month, but most would find this repugnant and contrary to the purpose of these services."

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In the NYT today talking Medicaid work requirements.

www.nytimes.com/2025/05/16/o...
Very happy to see NLRB Edge, my niche AI-powered newsletter about the NLRB eclipse 13,000 subscribers. Great resource for anyone wanting to keep up with the NLRB! www.nlrbedge.com
Success Sequence Followers Do Not Follow the Success Sequence

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Relax brother. I am referencing a funny controversy Cooper got into many years ago where he criticized large trucks and incurred a huge right-wing backlash.
More Unfair Labor Practices from Bryan Johnson

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This is a version of the second response. In the rural doctor analogy, I even include telemedicine.
An unemployed person is someone who is currently looking for work
Bryan Johnson Commits Another Unfair Labor Practice in NY Mag Article
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Yes absolutely. It makes capable people more capable. Sadly the AI promoters are so focused on this notion of completely replacing people that they fail to convey what it’s actually useful at.
"The advantages of being many are many" -- Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions.
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I’m back in Peoples Policy Project with a post about how cuts to the federal workforce will reach every corner of the country.