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Sorry, I have to agree with this.buried deep in a manager’s amendment added just hours before the vote were two provisions aimed squarely at transgender Americans. One strips all Medicaid and CHIP (the Children’s Health Insurance Program) funding for gender-affirming care, including puberty blockers, hormone therapy, and surgeries, not just for youth but for trans people of any age.
To the surprise of no one, why not do us the favor of removing that bullshit, "sorry"?Sorry, I have to agree with this.
Why?To the surprise of no one, why not do us the favor of removing that bullshit, "sorry"?
I have long held the belief, before Donny two doll made trans a political thing that no plastic surgeries should be paid in any way but out of pocket except in cases of natural deformity or accidents.well, at least you're sorry.
Because you are not, in fact, sorry?Why?
I have long held the belief, before Donny two doll made trans a political thing that no plastic surgeries should be paid in any way but out of pocket except in cases of natural deformity or accidents.
I have always thought it very wrong, that doctors waste time, money and resource on people like Kristi Nome.
"In the early hours of Thursday morning, while much of the country slept or was waking up, House Republicans rammed through a sweeping multi-trillion-dollar domestic policy package that slashes Medicaid, restricts food assistance, and — in a stunning escalation — bans federally funded health care for transgender people of all ages. The legislation, dubbed the “big, beautiful bill” by President Donald Trump and shepherded by Speaker Mike Johnson, passed the House on a razor-thin 215-214 vote. Two Republicans, Reps. Thomas Massie of Kentucky and Warren Davidson of Ohio voted with all Democrats to oppose it. Rep. Andy Harris of Maryland, the Freedom Caucus chair, voted present.
And buried deep in a manager’s amendment added just hours before the vote were two provisions aimed squarely at transgender Americans. One strips all Medicaid and CHIP (the Children’s Health Insurance Program) funding for gender-affirming care, including puberty blockers, hormone therapy, and surgeries, not just for youth but for trans people of any age. A second bans coverage for those same services under the Affordable Care Act by excluding them from the definition of “essential health benefits.”"
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By supporting their attacks on transgenders using bathrooms and playing sports you give them license to destroy their lives.
Now, lets get on with those immigrant prisons.
Eh we should have a healthy debate on this point but its a treatment that can possibly help with issues of suicidal ideation and the distress of gender dysphoria. While i think its important to assess if such treatment is necessary, im not so sure it can be compared to elective plastic surgery.Sorry, I have to agree with this.
Do US taxpayers want to pay for 'gender affirming care'? Such supposed care is not publicly funded in the UK, where I pay most of my taxes."In the early hours of Thursday morning, while much of the country slept or was waking up, House Republicans rammed through a sweeping multi-trillion-dollar domestic policy package that slashes Medicaid, restricts food assistance, and — in a stunning escalation — bans federally funded health care for transgender people of all ages. The legislation, dubbed the “big, beautiful bill” by President Donald Trump and shepherded by Speaker Mike Johnson, passed the House on a razor-thin 215-214 vote. Two Republicans, Reps. Thomas Massie of Kentucky and Warren Davidson of Ohio voted with all Democrats to oppose it. Rep. Andy Harris of Maryland, the Freedom Caucus chair, voted present.
And buried deep in a manager’s amendment added just hours before the vote were two provisions aimed squarely at transgender Americans. One strips all Medicaid and CHIP (the Children’s Health Insurance Program) funding for gender-affirming care, including puberty blockers, hormone therapy, and surgeries, not just for youth but for trans people of any age. A second bans coverage for those same services under the Affordable Care Act by excluding them from the definition of “essential health benefits.”"
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By supporting their attacks on transgenders using bathrooms and playing sports you give them license to destroy their lives.
Now, lets get on with those immigrant prisons.
The US isn't a democracy. They arent asking for their religious approval. Maybe the bigots want to strip AIDS medication funding as well.Do US taxpayers want to pay for 'gender affirming care'? Such supposed care is not publicly funded in the UK, where I pay most of my taxes.
Gender affirming care is treatment that in many cases saves lives.Do US taxpayers want to pay for 'gender affirming care'? Such supposed care is not publicly funded in the UK, where I pay most of my taxes.
This decision is purely politically vindictive because none of this care is medically questionable in effectiveness.Gender affirming care is treatment that in many cases saves lives.
I do noy believe that.Gender affirming care is treatment that in many cases saves lives.
You mean mens genitalsDo the Repubs have time to do anything other than regulate women's genitals and give tax cuts to the rich??
Great. Then their private insurance can pay for it. There is no reason that the taxpayers should.This decision is purely politically vindictive because none of this care is medically questionable in effectiveness.
Treating gender dysphoria medically with effective transition care obviously saves lives.I do noy believe that.
Lame post. Try harder.Because you are not, in fact, sorry?
We can all read, all of your posts, yes?
Seriously?Kriste Nome isn't transgender.
Well, I guess Americans who are transgenders will have no choice but to emigrate to a country that is not intent on destroying their lives."In the early hours of Thursday morning, while much of the country slept or was waking up, House Republicans rammed through a sweeping multi-trillion-dollar domestic policy package that slashes Medicaid, restricts food assistance, and — in a stunning escalation — bans federally funded health care for transgender people of all ages. The legislation, dubbed the “big, beautiful bill” by President Donald Trump and shepherded by Speaker Mike Johnson, passed the House on a razor-thin 215-214 vote. Two Republicans, Reps. Thomas Massie of Kentucky and Warren Davidson of Ohio voted with all Democrats to oppose it. Rep. Andy Harris of Maryland, the Freedom Caucus chair, voted present.
And buried deep in a manager’s amendment added just hours before the vote were two provisions aimed squarely at transgender Americans. One strips all Medicaid and CHIP (the Children’s Health Insurance Program) funding for gender-affirming care, including puberty blockers, hormone therapy, and surgeries, not just for youth but for trans people of any age. A second bans coverage for those same services under the Affordable Care Act by excluding them from the definition of “essential health benefits.”"
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By supporting their attacks on transgenders using bathrooms and playing sports you give them license to destroy their lives.
Now, lets get on with those immigrant prisons.
Eh we should have a healthy debate on this point but its a treatment that can possibly help with issues of suicidal ideation and the distress of gender dysphoria. While i think its important to assess if such treatment is necessary, im not so sure it can be compared to elective plastic surgery.
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