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Sad to say, but the next generation of journalists will be even more a propaganda machine than the current crop of PR agents for government.
This article was written by college students--but it still sounds like fringe media reporters.
Not a word on the cost of illegal aliens to California families. Nothing said about jobs lost to these criminals.
"It means that a pool consisting of millions of potential customers who are typically younger and healthier than the general population will be kept out of the insurance exchanges. If undocumented immigrants were allowed to enter the exchanges and receive health insurance, it would reduce health care costs for other participants, Ngandu said.
Undocumented immigrants will continue to use emergency rooms, which cannot turn away patients based on their immigration status, as their first line of medical treatment, a practice that cost California hospitals an estimated $1.2 billion last year, according to the state Department of Health Care Services.
Nearly 7 million California residents lack health insurance. Of that number, more than 1 million are not legal residents, according the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research."
That means at least 14% of the money spent on health care is spent on those who are criminals, in this nation illegally. Now you know why health care is so expensive--but the "journalists" writing this story leave that part out.
This is an article written as a news piece, when it is open propaganda piece, public relations for the Illegal Alien Association.
Now you know why the fringe media is losing subscriptions--propaganda is not news and government schools are producing PR people for radical causes, not journalists--on your dime.
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This article was written by college students--but it still sounds like fringe media reporters.
Not a word on the cost of illegal aliens to California families. Nothing said about jobs lost to these criminals.
"It means that a pool consisting of millions of potential customers who are typically younger and healthier than the general population will be kept out of the insurance exchanges. If undocumented immigrants were allowed to enter the exchanges and receive health insurance, it would reduce health care costs for other participants, Ngandu said.
Undocumented immigrants will continue to use emergency rooms, which cannot turn away patients based on their immigration status, as their first line of medical treatment, a practice that cost California hospitals an estimated $1.2 billion last year, according to the state Department of Health Care Services.
Nearly 7 million California residents lack health insurance. Of that number, more than 1 million are not legal residents, according the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research."
That means at least 14% of the money spent on health care is spent on those who are criminals, in this nation illegally. Now you know why health care is so expensive--but the "journalists" writing this story leave that part out.
This is an article written as a news piece, when it is open propaganda piece, public relations for the Illegal Alien Association.
Now you know why the fringe media is losing subscriptions--propaganda is not news and government schools are producing PR people for radical causes, not journalists--on your dime.
More...
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