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-snip-"Supporting" the post-birth poor by deliberately keeping their states among the most difficult places to obtain non-emergency
medical treatment while locking them up at 3X or 4X the incarceration rate of Massachusetts fits a mindset of forced pregnancy
(government interference on steroids) followed up with malign neglect of and then incarceration of the resulting unwanted born.
-snip-
Misery works at avoiding relieving itself. Isn't this the opposite result of propagandistic, G.O.P. justification for its hyper touted, "low regulatory," business friendly state governments that only fool the majorities of voters in the states in which the voting majority can least afford the economic consequences of being fooled by G.O.P. propaganda?
Weren't the governors of these states a year ago scapegoating residents of their states collecting unemployment, ending federal supplements
early and refusing federal covid-19 fiscal aid in every way they could publicize? Didn't they fail to implement distribution of federal relief funds
to renters, AKA landlord relief?
Does anyone recall any of the scapegoaters of unemployment benefits mentioning inquiring about the extent of home care responsibilities
of formerly employed who had to take care of their youngest and oldest family members as day care and long term care providers were
impacted by covid-19 and unpredictable school closings?
Don't these G.O.P. state politicians seem obsessed with work requirements for medicaid recipients that are not approved by HHS because
the ACA legislation did nor include a scapegoating or a "we gotta teach these people personal responsibility before they can receive
routine medical care," provision? Why are so many G.O.P. politicians arrested for public and financial corruption?
Jeremy Hutchinson Sentencing On Hold - Arkansas Business
https://www.arkansasbusiness.com › article › jeremy-hu...
Jan 31, 2022 — Former state Sen.
Jeremy Hutchinson – who pleaded guilty to accepting bribes from Ben Burris and other federal crimes – will likely have to ...
Trump pardons corrupt members of Congress and allies ... - Vox
https://www.vox.com › 2020/12/23 › trump-pardons-ru...
Dec 23, 2020 — They also include former Republican Congress members Chris
Collins of New York,
Duncan Hunter of California, and Steve Stockman of Texas, ...
Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert Transferred Out ... - NPR
https://www.npr.org › sections › thetwo-way › 2017/07/18
Jul 18, 2017 — Federal records show that
Hastert, who has spent more than a year in
prison, has been moved to a re-entry facility in Chicago.
Dennis Hastert - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Dennis_Hastert
Referring to
Hastert as a "serial child molester", a federal judge imposed a sentence of 15 months in
prison,
two years' supervised release, and a $250,000 .
Don't G.O.P. governors refuse billions annually as a consequence of refusing to expand medicaid in their states per the ACA "option" carved out by Chief Justice John Roberts?
Why would any convenience store owner, for example, ever vote for a G.O.P. candidate for a state government position?
Heading into midterms, Republicans are the party of the poor and Democrats a the party of the rich. Look at state legislatures in the poorest states.
www.usatoday.com
Columnist
Midterms: Poorest states have Republican legislatures, and richest have Democratic ones
Ken Fisher
Special to USA TODAY
"On Oct. 4, USA TODAY
published a breathtaking economic profile of all 50 states, ranked by household income. Embedded within it is arguably the greatest unseen political truth of our time..."
Fathom it, and you will see how politics may unexpectedly affect economics and wealth for years to come.
"Eighteen of the 19 poorest states have legislatures where both chambers are Republican controlled. New Mexico (46th richest, fifth poorest) is Democratic. But there isn’t another blue or purple state until you get to purple Maine (31st richest, 20th poorest) with its “split” legislature of one party in each chamber...."
