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For anyone curious, I couldn't find an exact statistics but hearing aids in the US cost between $2000 to $8000 per pair with the average costs sitting around $5000-$6000 per pair.

Insurance coverage varies per insurance provider and per state. It looks like many people will end up paying the maximum required by law before insurance takes over which is roughly between $1000-$3000 depending on state.

Not only is a single purchase expensive, you usually have to replace them every 3 to 5 years.

I'd place the blame on the Democrats pushing such an unlikable candidate, Hillary Clinton, that they couldn't move enough people to vote to get past the electoral college bias. There's also the fact that most people thought "How bad could Trump be. He looks honest and confident in what he says" and a lot of positive media around that time being about Trump.

This time, we have Kamala Harris who's actually really good at campaigning and getting support. The move the Democrats pulled managed to derail the GOP Propaganda machines (like Faux News) and put the positive focus on Harris instead of Trump.

Regardless of what is happening in the Republican side, we still need to vote since this could be our last chance to vote.

No no, he needs to stay in. He needs to keep saying this shit and driving everyone away from voting Trump. Since JD Vance is a narcissistic, power hungry couch fucker, he won't leave Trump's campaign willingly which is exactly what we need.

At least it isn't Ohio

Thing is, the more articles about Trump lying, no matter how normal it is, would bring it to the attention of more people. The more people the message reaches that convicted felon and rapist Trump is a pathological liar as well, the more likely the uneducated mass of swing state voters will not vote for Trump.

Social media is not a reliable way to spread news since the algorithms tailor content for each individual person so the average swing state voter may not ever see posts about Trump being quite possibly one of the worst pieces of shit to exist.

They're absolute cowards anyways. They get scared of a trans person in the bathroom or someone with slightly too much melanin in their skin walking by. They'd just implode or run away in fear if they see their opposition with a gun. Also, I'd say a lot more non-nazis than 20% have guns in America. Plenty of normal people have them

These conspiracy theorists are so funny sometimes. "Some super bad or powerful person paid/arranged to have Trump killed!" If they're that powerful, they seriously couldn't hire anyone else? I mean, you could spend a few extra bucks and get someone that hasn't been turned down by their local shooting team for being too bad of a shot. If they really wanted someone dead, they wouldn't have hired a wish.com hitman.

Baldur's Gate 3

In my view, it's mostly because the Democrats are a lot more diverse than most people think. They range from traditional conservatives to (relatively in America at least) stout progressives. The Republicans have the power of religion and a very uneducated voter base. People expect more from the Democrats since the Democrats represent a wider range of overall people and higher educated people than what the Republicans represent.

People want to be represented but the Democrats have too wide of a policy window to truly represent everyone so people complain that the Democrats aren't doing what they want because they realistically can't due to how wide they are on the political spectrum. The first past the post system only allows two parties to have a chance of winning. The Republicans represent the right wing extreme which are (usually, maybe not anymore after Trump) unified in what they want and will do.

It doesn't help that the Republicans constantly do their best to block whatever the Democrats do and then have the media pin the lack of getting shit done on the Democrats rather than the Republicans constantly fighting back everything the Democrats do. It also doesn't help that since the education system in America is barely the bare minimum, so many people are uneducated and unwilling or unable to learn what's really happening in the political space so they believe what their told from the people around them like their family, neighbors, or friends.

America is very polarized and all forms of media are just pouring gasoline on the fire. It'll be a hard issue to fix but what we need to do is get rid of the first past the post voting system and the electoral college and then the issues will slowly resolve themselves over the years.

Nazis:

Save America by making people too apathetic to vote for the only thing that could save America?

They look like pilgrim geese