Aletheia4u
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It is unconstitutional to make someone else to pay for others that cannot afford healthcare. It is up to the healthcare providers and pharmaceuticals companies to donate their services or products to the less unfortunates for tax's write-offs, like they has been doing that for years. But the only reason that they wanted to stop that system? It is because that there has been a big increase of health problems lately, that they cannot survive donating free meds and or giving out free services to the poor. And the health problems are continuously increasing,every day, that even the government will not be able to afford to help the poor, unless they increase taxes and use all of it to only pay.for health services, and completely shut down the government forever. And pharma must lower prices on meds by 85%."Donald Trump's health care executive order is corrupt, unconstituonal, and genocidal against the American people." - Crazy Bernie
the meltdown begins...
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