2020 US Presidential Election

if i remember correctly the hospitals spank you with the prices because insurance pays and when you have no insurance you have to pay that yourself

I dont vote because of Bush and al gore. And the Hillary vs trump. Popular vote doesn't matter. They care about electoral votes so why waste my own time. They are gonna put who they want into office

but what if votes do matter, ya know? if you dont vote you dont get to complain about the shit that goes on around you, and i apply this to the protesters as well

That's also one of Trump's agendas. Tiki @tiddy President Trump is committed to ending surprise billing so no American is ever blindsided by medical bills for services they never agreed to. The President has put forward principles on surprise billing to ensure patients are not taken advantage of and have the information they need to make informed decisions. More than two-thirds of Americans worry about unexpected medical bills, according to a 2018 poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation. Making healthcare more affordable by lowering out of control prescription drug prices and making new affordable healthcare options available. Last year, President Trump released a historic blueprint to drive down drug prices. Medicare Advantage premiums will drop next year to their lowest level since 2007, a 28 percent decrease since 2017. Medicare Part D premiums next year will be their lowest in the last 7 years. Prescription drug prices fell in 2018 for the first year in nearly five decades. The Food and Drug Administration approved a record number of generic drugs in 2017 and 2018 that will improve competition and drive down prices. New generic drug approvals saved consumers $26 billion through the first year and a half of President Trump’s Administration. The Trump Administration laid the foundation to start importing certain prescription drugs that are cheaper in other countries. President Trump launched an effort to improve kidney health and treatment in America, giving hope to the over 30 million Americans afflicted with kidney disease. The Administration has significantly increased funding for opioid and pain research and is supporting research for a vaccine to prevent opioid addiction. Drug overdose deaths declined nationally last year for the first time in decades. President Trump signed into law $1 billion in increased Alzheimer’s research funding, reflecting his commitment to finding a cure. The Trump Administration is working to encourage new, innovative approaches to treating childhood cancer. President Trump signed Right to Try legislation to give terminally ill patients the ability to access potentially lifesaving cures. The President launched an initiative to eliminate the HIV epidemic in the United States within 10 years.

@lamby I'm not taking anything personal its a debate. If we as people took it personal, we would be part of the countries problem