193 House Republicans Voted Against Lowering The Price Of Insulin To $35

The House passed a bill to lower the price of insulin to no more than $35/month, but 193 House Republicans voted against it.

Via: The AP:

The House on Thursday passed a bill capping the monthly cost of insulin at $35 for insured patients, part of an election-year push by Democrats for price curbs on prescription drugs at a time of rising inflation.

Experts say the legislation, which passed 232-193, would provide significant relief for privately insured patients with skimpier plans and for Medicare enrollees facing rising out-of-pocket costs for their insulin. Some could save hundreds of dollars annually, and all insured patients would get the benefit of predictable monthly costs for insulin. The bill would not help the uninsured.

Republicans had the nerve to complain on the House floor about the bill to cap the cost of life-saving medication:

Acyn

@Acyn

Rodgers: Today, it’s the government fixing the price on insulin. What’s next? Gas?

1:30 PM · Mar 31, 2022

Actually, price regulations on gas would not be a bad idea, but I don’t that is where McMorris Rogers was going.

Thanks to the ACA millions of previously uninsured diabetics are now covered, and they will benefit from the legislation.

The Senate is negotiating its own bipartisan bill to lower the cost of insulin to $35. The Senate is also working on a provision to lower the cost of insulin for the uninsured.

The bigger and most unfathomable problem for the nation is that the majority of House Republicans voted against lowering the cost of insulin.

More than 37 million Americans have diabetes. The vast majority of them are Type 2 (non-insulin-dependent) diabetics, but House Republicans just told millions of other Americans that they don’t care if their life-saving medication is affordable.

The Affordable Insulin Now Act will be a lifesaver for millions of diabetics.

House Republicans will come to voters in the fall with a lot of populist arguments about how they are fighting for your freedom, but one can’t be free if they aren’t alive.

Beneath the rhetoric, Republicans are revealing how little they care and how willing they are to let Americans die.

https://www.politicususa.com/2022/03/31/193-house-republicans-voted-against-lowering-the-price-of-insulin-to-35.html

I forgot it was April Fool's day. The day when one party passes bills in Congress that they know the other party is going to kill.

"Oh you thought we were really gonna lower insulin costs and legalize weed? Ha, April Fools."

>>15991699

Hunter Biden's "client" was the Chinese Spy Chief & Richest Man in the world. WTF was Hunter "selling" him? Parmesan Cheese?

>>15991839

I don't understand the confusion. New Order (Nazism) selected the Aryan race, a sub-class of the White Race, specificially the "Nordics" as the Master Race to rule all the other Slave races.

Nordic World Order

>>15991875

Norse World Order also works, maybe better. Think SS Runes, and other Norse mythology adopted by the Nazis. The Norse practiced the Paganism that was blended with Judiasm to create Catholisism.

Norse World Order

>>15991860

NWO

N does NOT refer to New

N does NOT refer to Nazi

Think subgroup

Does subgroup refer to submarines, as in Nuclear Subs?

Nuclear World Order does make the most sense in that context.

>>15991976

Try harder. The Q post literally says, "N does not refer to Nazi".

Q is a DOE Security Clearance level for things including Nukes. A Nuclear sub had an unauthorized launch when Trump was POTUS. A Nuclear missile warning was sent from Hawaii. HRC trafficked nukes to terrorists. Red October was a Nuclear sub. Obama paid Iran $1.8B in cash relative to the Iran Nuclear program. US cities were to be attacked under HRC with nukes.

Nuclear

Nuclear

Nuclear

Nuclear

Nuclear

Too many coincidences

>>15992118

The need for symbolism will be their downfall

These people are sick

Imagine if the radioactive warnings were removed from the weapons that were being smuggled in exchange for the Red Cross money. The smugglers would probably get sick and die because of the invisible enemy, radiation.

>>15992151

The script for POTUS, for just after the "attack" that fortunately didn't happen?

>>15992153

The USS Richard B. Russell (Senator from Georgia) was nuclear powered.

>>15992264

Are you referring to the triggers that went to Korea? Or, the unauthorized flight from Minot ND, to Barksdale (Shreveport), LA, where live nukes were loaded on a B-52, flown to Barkatraz, and left unattended on the ramp because the maintainers thought they were just trainers?

>>15992298

Most of the first "public" schools were hosted by the local church, to ensure they got brainwashed from both sides.

>>15992307

I've heard this as well. Having served over half my career in nuclear units, I have a hard time believing they aren't "real" but then again, I've never personally attended a nuclear weapons test. The amount of HE in a B61 warhead is less than 700 lbs, which wouldn't account for the massive shockwave that is attributed to the nuclear yield.

We can drop 500lb conventional bombs on targets all day long and not see much in the way of "shock and awe" or pick it up on seismographs. AFTAC can literally detect nuke weapons tests from seismographic and atmospheric data. I still believe they are very very real.

>>15992372

There were so many "incidents". This one maybe?

US secretly shipped plutonium from South Carolina to Nevada

By SCOTT SONNER

January 30, 2019

https://apnews.com/article/ap-top-news-us-news-las-vegas-nevada-south-carolina-bcd700b7826d41bc82af5ab316d155ca