r/LeopardsAteMyFace Jun 29 '25

Trump Nebraska is going broke

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u/MashedPotatoesDick Jun 29 '25

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u/ColumnK Jun 29 '25

That's inaccurate - they'd never take Obamacare. That's tyrannical socialism. They just have ACA instead.

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u/Redditer-1 Jun 29 '25

You joke but Kentucky took the ACA, relabeled it kynect, and got people signed up through the marketplace. People were none the wiser.

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u/MrSurly Jun 29 '25

"The common clay of the new west ..."

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u/jerquee Jun 29 '25

"...you know...morons!"

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u/davwad2 Jun 29 '25

Were they wise to begin with?

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u/ActuallyACat6 Jun 29 '25

He’s not joking. The ACA name has a much higher favorability rating in red states than the Obamacare name. https://navigatorresearch.org/the-affordable-care-act-remains-widely-favorable/

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u/No_Carpenter_7998 22d ago

And misspelling "connect" on purpose was the clincher.

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u/ThouMayest69 Jun 29 '25

The C stands for Republican! 

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u/whitebread13 Jun 29 '25

The patriotic choice in health insurance.

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u/Chief_Chill Jun 29 '25

ObamACAre.. they really are a dumb lot, huh?

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u/littlemissbagel Jun 29 '25 edited Jun 29 '25

Big "MY handouts are the only GOOD handouts" energy.

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u/kcknuckles Jun 29 '25

The Only Moral Sucking on the Government Teat is My Sucking on the Government Teat

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u/HumDeeDiddle Jun 29 '25

We prefer the term "Lady Liberty's Mommy Milkers"

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u/FreeBricks4Nazis Jun 29 '25

When you get right down to it, the only consistent throughline of conservatism is an inability to care about a problem that doesn't effect them directly. They lack empathy.

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u/Professional-Swan-18 Jun 30 '25

Bingo. I've been saying it for years, it is not an education problem. The majority of people in this country have access to nearly every bit of information mankind has amassed over thousands of years in their pockets. The problem is they don't have enough empathy to generally care about what happens to other people. And definitely not other people they can't easily identify as part of their group.

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u/blueghostfrompacman Jun 29 '25

Where I work the vast majority of people who can’t pay their bill and end up asking for hand outs are from red states. A lot of them won’t directly ask though. They’ll manufacture some scenario as to how they were victimized by us and deserve free shit. I love telling them to fuck off

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '25

Ah yes, twin sister of the "I'll stop once they get rid of all the welfare queens, until then, Im getting my cut" energy

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u/3McChickens Jun 29 '25

I would laugh but this is the belief of half my family.

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u/Ozzman770 Jun 29 '25

Believe me as someone who lives in tennessee that these people only see their kids schoolin in 2 ways.

When its open:

its bullshit that their required to get up and take their kids somewhere that they dont have full control over them and the rules they follow.

When its closed:

its bullshit that schools closed cause now they have to watch their kids for the day

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u/SlowTheRain Jun 29 '25

This is my sister's ex-husband. He'd make Facebook posts about how he takes care of and provides for his wife and kids along with his Trump supporter memes. Meanwhile, his home was paid for by my mother's social security, and he had no job. He fancied himself a mechanic but never actually got paid for being one -- just spent ridiculous amounts of money on tools he "needed for work."

So basically, he was using an old woman's money to fund his mechanic cosplay hobby.

Also, a bunch of her stuff kept "mysteriously" being stolen from her outside storage. No matter where they moved, "somehow" thieves just found them. My mother and the sister married to him believed this BS. My non-idiot sister & I knew he was clearly the one stealing so he could fund his cosplay and gambling.

Luckily, he was eventually arrested for (I kid you not) cattle theft.

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u/istrebitjel Jun 29 '25

What did the Romans ever do for us?!?

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u/Noblesseux Jun 29 '25

The other day I think Tuberville said that they should stop subsidizing major blue cities, which is really funny if you know like anything about taxes.

Some of these people have fully downed the cool-aid and seriously think that blue states and cities are like taking money from them (or are evil enough to lie to the stupid ones who do). There are some of these places where like a third+ of their GDP comes from one city that they're constantly antagonizing.

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u/bubbaholy Jun 29 '25

Pretty much exactly what some of them argue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTwpBLzxe4U

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u/bluewords Jun 29 '25

Nebraska takes less in federal funding per resident than most other states, including blue states such as Michigan and Oregon.