The way they would spend less money is to pay less for care and give shorter hours to the people taking care of those most vulnerable of our citizens.
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Franken highlights how cost-cutting affects care for vulnerable individuals.
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He’s kind of right. If everybody had a right to vote gets to vote, they would probably lose. That’s why, you know, all these states have been passing these laws to try to suppress votes. And then the most alarming thing, of course, is…
I don`t think so. I think that they`re afraid of the base. I like what you saw there, the two Republicans spoke there do represent both sides of the party. And I think we know which side is stronger. They`re afraid.
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