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No, Congress must learn to act responsibly and frankly, how are you going to pay for this little gift of yours? This isn't the country you grew up in ... Canada has their system, and it isn't really working. Let's just focus on an American solution
57% of Americans don’t have enough cash for a $500 emergency cost, meaning a sudden medical expense or rent increase could lead to a financial crisis. That’s frightening. Congress must pass the LIFT Act to ensure working people don't have to struggle just to get by.https://twitter.com/SacBeeEditBoard/status/1056984391715512320 …
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I mean how did we pay for Iraq? Tax cuts for the rich? Bailing out industries that proceeded to fire workers anyways? Also not being from a specific country doesn't mean you cant have opinions
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Live with in your means.
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The point is that as little as 500 is outside of the majority of people's means
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The best way to fix this is to give more to those who don't work and increase the tax on those who do. Good plan.
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Maybe if California would lower our taxes and user fees I could have more of an emergency nest egg.
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That’s why Obamacare didn’t work. If you can’t afford insurance how can you pay a $5,000 deductible? Answer please.
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She doesn't have an answer
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