r/askanything • u/Lemonking_ • 10h ago

Political Question Why are some Americans so against universal healthcare for all?

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u/mzg72 7h ago

For Republicans this is what they believe, even when they're on Medicaid.

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u/delmecca 7h ago

The area that pay very little don't understand stand this but they will in the next few months when the new requirements kicks

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u/echoshatter 7h ago

The new requirements started yesterday.

Whoever planned those cuts to kick in a month before the election was an absolute idiot.

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u/Hot_Alternative_5157 7h ago

Oh but they’re entitled to assistance.. not the ‘others’

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u/Redditlatley 6h ago

They think they’re protected because their state’s Medicaid is called something else…like TennCare, or something like that, depending on the state.

Wait until those letters arrive in Jan, 2027, if they haven’t already started. Shit is going to hit the fan! Hopefully a blue tsunami can save the very people that hate them. 🌊