For example mister ape that questioning vaccine thing is really working out well in pa. the no new wars thing had pretty short legs as well. I could probably debunk more but at this juncture in time, what's the real point As of October 5, 2026, the Pennsylvania Department of Health reported 1,004 cumulative confirmed measles cases across 39 counties in the state. Drug prices are really under control=average Cash Price: ~$230 to $274 for simbrenza at major retail pharmacies like CVS, Walmart, and Target. I guess that lowering the price of fat ass drugs is a big plus to some. good for them . gas is at an all time high at this point in time. Recent federal legislation (H.R. 1 / One Big Beautiful Bill Act) has driven a national reduction in SNAP coverage, causing millions of Americans to lose food assistance due to tightened work requirements, restricted noncitizen eligibility, and shifted state administrative cost burdens. that makes sense starve the poor people than less of them will need the fat drug, smart.
Debunk? I was simply asking you if you thought the items on the list were improvements. You ignored everything and went to the vaccine part, correlating the questioning of the infant vaccine protocols to measles cases in PA. Weird.
But since you're on the subject, and because I look into these things for you, available data on the PA stuff says it's 2/3 adult. Seems like they made their decision long before this admin came in - no? Is this incorrect?
But overall, you should have just said by "Healthcare Improvements" you meant lowering the price on your specific eye medication. It would have made things easier.
