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Aristus

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6. Does it really matter?

Reply to IrishBubbaLiberal (Original post)

Sat Apr 26, 2025, 12:43 PM

Apr 2025

Looks like Texans are trading in immunization and modern allopathic medicine for thoughts and prayers, and the laying on of hands. Those things are free. Ineffective, but free.

If I were them, I would be investing in burial clubs and cadaver donating programs.

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Backward Texas has the highest uninsured rate in the country, About 4.8 million or 19% of Texas children and adults [View all] IrishBubbaLiberal Apr 2025 OP

State takes charity care money from UTMB SARose Apr 2025 #1

Do u remember Senator Ralph Yarborough IrishBubbaLiberal Apr 2025 #2

Oh yes! SARose Apr 2025 #4

My father knew him, only as financial supporter, and as businessman IrishBubbaLiberal Apr 2025 #7

Another time in WashDC IrishBubbaLiberal Apr 2025 #10

true little story on my late father 'saving' Lady Bird from nasty John Tower IrishBubbaLiberal Apr 2025 #3

The Dallas rethug congressman Bruce Alger organized that attack Comrade Citizen Apr 2025 #12

I never heard that story before SARose Apr 2025 #5

Does it really matter? Aristus Apr 2025 #6

Yes it matters SARose Apr 2025 #9

I was born and raised in San Antonio. Aristus Apr 2025 #11

Texans are tough and well trained to perform DIY amputations, liver replacements, and tractor repairs. Ping Tung Apr 2025 #8

Texas has regressed Comrade Citizen Apr 2025 #13