Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again. So today, we're going to talk about

even Carl Rove admitting the damage. Republican strategist Carl Rove has acknowledged that Americans

will be pushed out of their health insurance and admitted it will be a major influence on the midterms. He said, quote, I think it will be a major influence on the midterms.

He said, quote, I think it'll have a huge impact on 2026, because remember, as these changes,

particularly the Medicaid changes come into effect, they're going to have, people are going to be losing their coverage. Carl Rove,

talking about people losing their health care. That's amazing, right? Carl Rove. I mean, I'm pretty

sure black cats have a superstition about him crossing their path. I wonder what else he said. He went on to say

he supports the package, and quote, this is why they got to go on the offense. But yeah, it's going

to be a big impact. He then went on to add quote. And the work is just beginning.

There's going to be always a tendency to say,

We got the bill passed.

Oh, let's all take the time off and good.

We got it done.

Uh-uh.

That's the requirement that you then go to work.

Now all is right with the world.

He wasn't actually concerned about the people losing health care.

He was worried the party would be held responsible for their votes.

That makes way more sense.

Okay, so what does this tell us? It tells us that from now until the midterms,

we have to be ready to deal with massive amounts of spin, inaccurate information, and rhetoric

demonizing those who will lose their coverage. They will all be cast as lazy, freeloaders, and evil. They're going to go on the

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