/snicker

Yeah, because the labor riots and red scares of the late 1800s and early 1900s were such a more economically successful period of time.

So labor riots and red scares ended in 1933?

Upwards of 16,000 immigrants on track to enroll in WA Medicaid expansion
April 26, 2024 Updated Fri., April 26, 2024 at 4:14 p.m.
 
By Grace Deng
Washington State Standard
Washington’s immigrant population is jumping at the chance to apply for health insurance as coverage expands for those without a federally-recognized immigration status.

That’s according to a new report from the Washington Health Benefit Exchange, which looks at the number of “uninsured and undocumented” people who have applied for insurance through the state’s Health Plan Finder website. The findings show that at least 16,000 people are on track to be covered by the state’s upcoming Medicaid expansion for immigrants.

Beginning Nov. 1, 2023, people without legal immigration status have been allowed to start shopping for private health and dental insurance under a federally approved waiver, which waived the federal definition of “lawfully present” under the Affordable Care Act.

The report found that, through Jan. 18, an estimated 24% of those uninsured and undocumented in Washington have applied for health coverage – about 24,000 applicants of the state’s approximately 100,000 total undocumented individuals.

https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2024/apr/26/upwards-of-16000-immigrants-on-track-to-enroll-in-/

Sorry folks, in the country if a dog chases livestock, dog takes a dirt nap.

/snicker

Yeah, because the labor riots and red scares of the late 1800s and early 1900s were such a more economically successful period of time.

EV's are not going anywhere and will take over. I drove a Tesla and it was an incredible drive. How many people after buying a battery powered drill still use their plug in drill. Not many. I went to my local Pilot truck stop this morning to get gas and they are putting in 25 ev chargers.

Ford Lightenings was a mistake to begin with but do not blame EV's over them.

Where will all that electricity come from?

Maybe I'm missing something, but the last time I looked, there hasn't been a newly permitted full-size power plant authorized in decades, and certainly not even a tiny percentage of the approximately 700 new full-size nuclear plants needed to provide the electricity needed to replace just half of the current U.S. vehicle fleet with EVs.

The mad rush for EVs will simply mean that, like private jets, ground transportation will be the purview of the wealthy and government officials - just as it was in the Soviet Union and every other leftist "paradise".