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My ACA premiums were set to increase about $23K annually and I was able to find other coverage that only increased it about $8K, so I guess I was just part of the fraud, waste and abuse since I fell off the ACA rolls. share.google/kJBGfC8QU1FF...

RFK Jr., Oz claim fraud crackdown drove ACA enrollment drop, but analysts cite rising costsRising premiums forced many people in Affordable Care Act plans to give up their coverage. But the Trump administration claims a huge drop in enrollment is almost entirely due to its fraud crackdown.share.google
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I went to Olive Garden for lunch and they did not check my ID. Clearly Olive Garden does not care about election integrity.

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Who is going to tell them? www.instagram.com/reel/DaDYHTp...

notthatfilm on Instagram: "People in the 80s react to new laws against drinking and drivingEvery generation swears the newest safety rule is the one that fina…"People in the 80s react to new laws against drinking and drivingEvery generation swears the newest safety rule is the one that finally ends freedom. Then you hear the actual complaint and realize they were dead serious about wanting to crack open a couple of beers on the drive home. The confidence is almost more impressive than the take itself. History really has a way of humbling everyone.The video is from a real 1980s American television news report covering public reactions to tougher drunk driving laws, open-container restrictions, and mandatory seatbelt regulations as states introduced stricter road safety measures. The report features everyday drivers explaining why they believed these laws were government overreach, including one man comparing the restrictions to communism after a long workday and a woman arguing that seatbelt laws threatened personal freedom while driving with an unrestrained toddler beside her. The vintage news footage, analog broadcast quality, and completely sincere interviews make it an unforgettable snapshot of changing attitudes toward road safety, personal liberty, drunk driving, seatbelt laws, and American culture in the 1980s.www.instagram.com
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