Are the Republicans listening to America? Don’t bet your Medicare on it.
Did you see how arrogant those congressmen were, telling Americans — their constituents — to stuff it?
Are the Republicans listening to America? Don’t bet your Medicare on it.
Did you see how arrogant those congressmen were, telling Americans — their constituents — to stuff it?
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