Republicans Can't Find Healthcare Solution, But Find Billions For Wars
Yes, Republicans failed to address healthcare subsidies, effectively telling millions 'flesh wound, move along.' But don't mistake inaction for incompetence when it comes to cash flows that *do* matter to them. Just last December, 147 House Republicans, many of whom claim fiscal conservatism, voted for HR 815, allocating $14.1 billion in aid to Israel, alongside $60 billion for Ukraine. This
passed with bipartisan support, while domestic issues like Medicare solvency or individual medical debt remain conveniently 'unsolvable.' One might wonder if the legislative gears simply grind more smoothly when they're lubricated by certain lobbying groups. Healthcare for your constituents? A policy quagmire. Overseas military hardware? A bipartisan breeze. It appears the 'middle finger to the
American people' they cite isn't just about healthcare, but about where congressional priorities truly lie – and who benefits from those priorities.