Biden rips media for economy coverage: ‘Start reporting it the right way’ - eviltoast
  • naught@sh.itjust.works
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    10 months ago

    wdym? The GOP does their best to limit access to healthcare. My only point is that Biden isn’t sitting around doing nothing ignoring the problems that most Americans face. Does not mean that he is beyond reproach or criticism.

    I agree that corporations need to be stopped from buying up all the homes, but this is only one initiative and it includes price controls and other great things for low income families. More needs to be done, but I cant complain about progress.

    edit: Also non-profits are not a panacea to any problems. The government is the only entity with the power to accomplish what we need

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      10 months ago

      And yet Republicans will tell you straight to your face that they improved healthcare access. That’s the parallel. The point.

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        10 months ago

        I think the difference to me is that Democrats/Joe Biden are passing real legislation that will go into effect and do something hopefully, whereas Republicans have dismantled protections for women, etc. Definitely important not to count the chickens before they hatch though!

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          10 months ago

          Yeah, but people on discussion forums have a generally higher exposure to political stuff. Most voters aren’t even aware there was another wave of loan forgiveness, that they lowered the cost of hearing aids, put a large amount of money towards Superfund cleanup, or set new regulations around HFCs and methane.

          They just want to put food on the table for their family in return for working 40 hours a week in the most automated economy ever.