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Americans are feeling the squeeze on their finances to the extent that some are scaling back on at least one daily expense and even skipping meals to afford health care costs. Gallup released a new poll revealing that some people are cutting back on broader expenses like utilities, driving less to save money on gas to cover health expenses, and even rationing doses of prescription drugs or borrowing money. The poll consisted of nearly 20,000 people and was conducted from June through August 2025 by the West Health-Gallup Center on Healthcare in America, a partnership between Gallup and West Health, a group of nonprofits focused on health care costs. Approximately 62% say they have made at least one sacrifice to pay for healthcare, including 32% who have borrowed money and 24% who have extended medication. Meanwhile, Americans with insurance, nearly three in 10 said they have made at least one daily sacrifice. Approximately 11% of respondents said they had skipped a meal in the past year to pay for their health care costs, according to the first poll on Americans’ daily spending, while another 15% admitted that they had borrowed money or prolonged a current drug prescription. This trend was also high among Americans without health insurance, with 62% of them saying they made at least one financial trade-off to pay for health care expenses. Respondents in another Galup poll admitted to having to postpone life events to cover their health care costs. This poll consisted of 5,660 Americans conducted by the West Health-Gallup Center on Healthcare in America from October to December 2025. Additionally, almost one in 10 adults — a projected 24 million — admit they have postponed their retirement due to healthcare costs. Approximately (18%) said they delayed a job change, while 14% admitted that they delayed buying a new home and 6% say they have postponed growing their family. Meanwhile, delays to major life events and goals related to health care costs expand to household incomes nationwide. According to the poll, roughly half of those in households making between $48,000 and $180,000 annually report postponing at least one of these life decisions in the past four years because of health care expenses. And households earning more money per year are also impacted by the health care costs. Gallup noted that 34% of Americans in households earning $180,000 to less than $240,000 annually and 25%of households earning about $240,000 said they delayed life events because of healthcare costs. Sources: Gallup, Fox 6 news.gallup.com/poll/702596/… livenowfox.com/news/american…
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Evan Williams!! 🔥
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It's good!
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GB TD numero deux!
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No, I am accusing deep state actors in every administration of corruption. Unfortunately, the deep state swamp is alive and well in spite of President Trump’s sincere efforts to drain it.
WaPo: Republican Senator Ron Johnson accuses Trump administration of corruption Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin), in a striking interview on Saturday, accused the Trump administration of corruption. Johnson referenced recent claims made by Calley Means, a former Trump White House adviser who quit last month. On an episode of the “Joe Rogan Experience” podcast released Friday, Means accused Trump’s top aides and political strategists of catering to special interests, specifically naming individuals close to President Donald Trump who he alleged blocked policies popular within the Make America Healthy Again movement. washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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Governor-Elect David Crowley confirms to "Upfront's" Matt Smith that he and Democrats in the Wisconsin Legislature are planning to further gerrymander the state's congressional districts.
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Exactly. Few understand it because politicians will never tell the hard truth. Only a financial crash, major correction or massive AI sell-off coupled with ending the war and magically building more refineries at home, and government starting to make interest payments on the $40 trillion will put a dent in the runaway inflation problem and affordability crisis. Piece of cake.
No politician will actually tell voters that inflation or the "affordability" issue actually a permeant feature of our economy and it is baked in. Few understand this...and voters will never accept what comes with deflation aka lower prices....so nothing changes.
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A man charged with plotting to poison and terrorize Jewish officials was just hired as a 5th-grade teacher at Salam School in Milwaukee. Judge removed his ankle monitor so it wouldn't confuse the kids. Meanwhile, DPI is hosting a Saudi Salafi library on WISELearn that teaches death for leaving Islam and jihad against America. Alarm bells are ringing. Madison is failing to protect our children. I reported on these materials @HeartlandPostWI earlier this fall.
🚨UPDATE🚨 “I'm gonna be the dirtiest fucking doctor ever. I'm gonna poison her slowly.” - Ahmet Kerem Körkaya Ahmet Körkaya is one of 12 University of Michigan students arrested by the FBI this past spring, and is currently facing charges for plotting to “kill, torture, and torment” university officials who refused to divest from Israel. He was released on bail and has now landed a job as a 5th grade TEACHER and soccer coach at Salam School, a private K–12 operated by the Islamic Society of Milwaukee. 🔼Read that twice🔼 This Turkish-born terror-supporter and former medical student faces 10 to 15 years in federal prison for leading a two-year campaign of violence, intimidation, death threats, and vandalism. This past week, one of Obama’s commie/jihadist-loving judges, Judith Levy (go figure), decided to remove his ankle monitor because it hinders his sex life and his young students are confused about why he’s wearing one. Here’s what Judge Judith Levy unleashed on society: Ahmet Körkaya discussed with another student about how he was going to plow his car through the front of a Jewish university official’s home while the official’s children were inside. He told another student that he wanted to poison a Jewish university board regent for her refusal to divest from Israel: “I’m gonna be the dirtiest fucking doctor ever. I’m gonna poison her slowly.” The FBI found jihadist literature, Hamas propaganda, and artwork depicting beheadings in Körkaya’s home. In text messages to his comrades, Körkaya said he believed bombings were in his “true nature” and went on to declare that he was “going to go militant because I hate it here.” This is what we’re up against, patriots. A two-front war: the terrorists and the judges who unleash them. The FBI needs to be all over this. Again. FAST. @FBI_Response @FBI @StephenM H/T @RAIRFoundation
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This is a formal request for Susie Wiles and James Blair to stop harassing me with texts and calls. If there is a factual inaccuracy in what I said, send it to me in writing and I will vigorously correct and apologize for any misstatements. I will note that everything I said is substantiated by other senior officials. If you want to file a lawsuit and get into discovery of whether it’s provably true that Ballard and Continental had an undue influence on the White House policy process, do it. I believe we are in an existential moment for the country, and Americans were owed an honest accounting of the past two years so we identify the problems we need to move on from.
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I'm still covering news stories in southeast, but for the next 2 years straight, I will not stop talking about the failures + corruption inside our government on both sides. Ron Johnson needs to be minority leader or 2028 is over. Wisconsin is financially cooked. I. Will. Fight. PS--Don't forget your property tax bill arrives in December. Merry Christmas.
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On behalf of America, I’m calling on @SenRonJohnson to run for minority leader in the Senate.
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@SenRonJohnson @RepLuna When you become the minority leader--finish cleaning house and bring back @MartyMakary ASAP
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Took care of business 🫡
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This is how to tell a story right here.
"Pretend that racism and discrimination no longer exist." My son has dyslexia. Green Bay waitlisted him 405 days for reading help while the district prioritized other students by race. Race shouldn't help you. Race shouldn't hurt you. Vote YES on Question 3
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This German visited Lake Geneva at a perfect time. FIBs cleared out for the season and peak colors near Bigfoot Beach State Park
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What will happen to the school choice programs in Wisconsin? Crowley says he will allow those currently enrolled in 1 of the 4 voucher programs remain. However, the program will be shut down going forward. What does that mean for Racine, Kenosha, Milwaukee, and Green Bay? Children will be subjected to failing public schools. The outcome will look no different than Chicago or New York City. Watch:
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