You can tell who farms honestly and who farms corporately. I take back the whole government stepping in. In some states they claim they are going to reduce chemical runoff, by requiring permits for the applications, yet they don't audit the chemical purchase to the applied field to see if chemicals were over applied, then wonder why the water is so contaminated with farming chemicals..... All to allow 5 more ethanol plants to go up. I aware they want to change one bad pollutant with another that makes just as much pollution.

Good luck convincing the bio fuel industry that. They mutated the seeds and sprayed so much fertilizer, and pesticides and fungicide for the hell of a higher yield, that now the government is just beginning to step in. Still makes you wonder what the hell old McDonald is spraying out on his field in the dead of December. For the love of God they still get away with Hitler farming practices.

Crazy that our government imports warn torn refugees, and they receive more help through non profits, and social services, than a homeless us citizens.

It use to be 50 bucks then it went up 10/ 20 dollars a year. I guess during the inception it was probably cheaper. But I guess the major issue is that the drug makers rely on the income guarantees from both insurance payments and the government funded insurance plans. The issue is that the government has failed to regulate their way of business and sleep in the same bed making laws that protect them when they harm users of their products, and still flip the bill. If the healthcare industry was into bedside manner and actually cared and tried to cure people, then we might have a better world. But nothing is a guarantee in the healthcare industry, and nobody works for free. They can, and have taken a oath to assist medical help regardless of financial ability to pay, but we live in a for profit greedy world.

The average Medicare premium for 2026 has reached 200.00 a month. That is a hell of a lot of money to take away from seniors, and with a tax subsidy and a option to get insurance off the market place, it would be more affordable for seniors to go with the tax incentive and plan with the ACA, but the government doesn't give them that option, and I guess for some reason the tax funded healthcare paid by everyone for a lifetime still requires payment after you turn 65. Crazy how it works, yet is ever increasing expenses. Especially when the pharmaceutical companies rely on the governments payments.