Yeah Healthcaredotgov was one of the most ambitious of our millenia and they act like it's too much to be critical of it and ask for change; at least with expansion there could be more people covered better, like those suffering from chronic conditions such as myself (chronic pancreatitis).
He's been positioning himself as a moderate, so there we already knew there'd be compromises but I agree it's pathetic to see these folks turn a blind eye to certain things.
Machines can't pick everything, so that means they need to get their families that they drove away, or set up some fancy kind of child labor force that eventually gets a conspiracy when one of the workers gets electrocuted by a fallen transformer, but nothing changes because they can't do anything but keep working.
If citizens were solely responsible for this kind of work we might see that kind of conspiracy disappear or at the least get more attention when people die in freak accidents due to cheap people hiring cheap labor.
https://www.wqad.com/article/news/local/drone/8-in-the-air/2-sterling-teens-die-after-being-electrocuted-while-detasseling-11/526-27e206cf-9432-411b-a384-a8f41a0ed91b
My post was deleted earlier (improperly linked the debate livestream), but I think that Allred held up really well and got Cruz so mad he was yelling at parts, which in contrast Allred hadn't shown much anger until the very end where Cruz started to try and twist Allreds words before their closing statements. My worry was that there would be a few answers like the economic plans or the ongoing conflicts in Israel that could have been a point where Allred could be weak in, but instead it was reassuring that he was able to tie it in to his overall message for Texans to fire Cruz by showing himself as competent and able to view problems as a bigger picture instead of freaking out about transgender sports.
It was only an hour actually, so in all reality Cruz maybe only got ~25mins of speaking time. I wasn't sure of viewership count either, so I figured it was more likely to have viewers here than outside of the fediverse.
Like those in-game cosmetics that cost real money but represented by a type of in-game currency that can't be earned by playing the game, instead playing your wallet.
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Yeah Healthcaredotgov was one of the most ambitious of our millenia and they act like it's too much to be critical of it and ask for change; at least with expansion there could be more people covered better, like those suffering from chronic conditions such as myself (chronic pancreatitis).