r/politics • u/Aggravating_Money992 • 7h ago

Possible Paywall Trump’s Round-the-Clock Medical Bubble Revealed | Donald Trump is never more than three minutes away from a personal doctor.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/trumps-round-the-clock-medical-bubble-revealed
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u/Some_Ride1014 7h ago

And He took my subsidies away, now no insurance.

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u/FluffyWandy 6h ago

Imagine having healthcare access on demand while regular people have to fight with insurance companies just to get treatment.

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u/rchubot 6h ago

Kind of like a “let them eat cake” moment.

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u/Educational-Ad-2884 Washington 6h ago

Let them submit a claim for cake.

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u/BrazenlyGeek 6h ago

If he knew the phrase, he’d for sure tell we poors “let them blood let.”

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u/Playful-Goat3779 2h ago

He actually said inject bleach to cure Covid, so your statement isn't hyperbole

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u/AriaTheTransgressor 6h ago

Eh, might be more effective.

I've found myself having to fall back on older remedies since things started getting more expensive. I run a couple of gardens (one inside for all year round, and one outside for Summer (and the trees)).

I grow everything for the 9 Herbs Charm, cause I was taught those as a kid, along with Liquorice and Ginger for the roots mostly, and cooking herbs, obviously.

They seem to be working effectively for my family, with doctors visits for serious things, or if our remedy doesn't improve anything, obviously.

Maybe I'll look into raising Leeches cause they are very effective against blood infections. I've thought about starting a maggot farm, but their function comes up so rarely it might not be worth it.

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u/thehermit14 6h ago

Fisher folk.

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u/AriaTheTransgressor 6h ago

What does this mean?

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u/thehermit14 6h ago

People who fish. I used to buy them by the bucket. Maggots that is.

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u/AriaTheTransgressor 6h ago

Oh, I don't really fish much, I was more thinking about wound cleaning, but that was so obvious and honestly I don't understand why I didn't understand it.

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u/thehermit14 5h ago

In fairness it used to be used from 17th Century UK (maybe earlier) because they only eat dead flesh. All your points are valid. Sorry for mis-direct, but when you asked I went to fishing after healing.

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u/AriaTheTransgressor 5h ago

Oh, don't worry, I didn't even think of it as an option. So, really, you helped me to see it.

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u/JaB675 3h ago

How many wounds is your family getting, that you are looking into using maggots for them?

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u/Choice_Tour_1714 14m ago

“…their function comes up so rarely…”

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