President Trump's healthcare plan is to get rid of the Affordable Care Act--where subsidies are used to make health insurance cheaper--and replace it with giving those subsidies directly to the American people. Most estimates puts that at each American gets around $2000 a year. I don't know about you, but most health insurance costs at least $400 a month. I get insurance through my employer and I pay about $200 a month for it. My employer pays the rest at about $350-$400. That's about $500 a month using a conservative estimate for health insurance. Somehow I don't think that $2000 a year is going to cut it considering people are looking at $6000 a year for health insurance. Maybe getting government out of health insurance will lower the prices, but I'm not going to hold my breath. If I held my breath waiting for one of Trump's policies to actually do what we were told would happen, I would've died back in 2017.
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It's just the front page. Nothing good is ever on the front page.
I'm assuming the sale is happening at Gimbel's
The court makes it easy to attend jury duty. I had to spend an entire day doing jury selection and they repeatedly said they will pay any parking fees you incur while serving. Brutus must've parked illegally, but even then I feel you could argue "I was doing jury duty" and get it forgiven.
"Why are you home from jury duty so early?" What's early from jury duty? Is Gladys up to something? Start going through the closets, Brutus. Is Arnie here?!
