Tbf to donald, he looks like he shit himself and was too scared to move
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Speaking of health insurance, I have to buy a plan for my family for next year by December 15th. The cost was already exorbitant and it is going to be a real struggle to pay the new premiums. I haven’t seen the prices yet, but I’ve been warned they are all much higher.
I could comfortably buy another house with that money. It’s ridiculous.
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Reeves is in an incredibly difficult position, because the Labour base expects an end to Tory austerity, but the UK economy is generally seen as fragile, public finances are a bit of a mess, and the most likely scenario is a global downturn. Canada was in a similar situation on the first three points, and even with a booming global economy it was absolutely brutal for the people around Finance (equivalent to the Exchequer in the UK). If the US have managed to engineer themselves an AI-flavour dotcom bubble, or worse another 2007 house of cards, it will be a couple of orders of magnitude harder for Reeves - or more likely her successor, because someone will have to pay the political price.
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I have heard that private plans are pushing upwards, not in parallel with ACA, but much higher than the rate of inflation.
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That’s the galling thing. I didn’t vote for this, and neither did millions of other Dem voters, but we are getting shafted. The usual political variations from one party to another are seismic shifts under this idiot. It’s a long way from over, I fear.
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Sadly it is always this way, those who vote for it can suck it up, but never admit to voting them in, while those who did not vote for him get to wear it.
The ones who annoy me are those who cant be arsed voting then whinge about it, of course in Trump’s America they try to disenfranchise as many as they can, another gerrymander.
Many complain about compulsory voting here in Oz,but at least whinging just gets you laughed at!..or abused 
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deplorables 
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