Forty-seven million people without health insurance is extremely expensive to our economy.
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Cardin highlights the economic burden of uninsured individuals.
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I appreciate that, and I support everything you just said, but it still begs the question that without much complaint Azerbaijan is now occupying part of Armenia--strategic part of Armenia--and there has been no real protest about their controlling the highlands next to Nagorno-Karabakh that puts Armenia at tremendous risk of the corridor that could divide the country or lose its southern edge, and I have not seen much of a fuss made by the international community.
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if Putin is so mad about this, probably there will be some other dictators that would not like it as well





