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Social media debates universal healthcare's $450B/yr savings potential. Discussions highlight administrative cuts and impact on healthcare access.
Analysis of social media discussions related to the financial aspects and potential impacts of universal healthcare.
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Top topics mentioned In the posts about $450byr in the last XX hours
$2t, $45tyr, debt, $35t, $2832t, $429t, $378t, $200300b, $600b
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"Yes got itapologies for the delay. Readjusted ZDB: Start at $35T debt (2025 CBO). Revert future outlays to pre-COVID baseline ($4.5T/yr adj. for X% growth) cutting $2T+ in COVID-era expansions (e.g. no ongoing stimulus/UI trim Medicaid/infra to 2019 levels). Apply XX% cuts ($450B/yr) + XXX% growth boost. Result: Deficits flip to surpluses by 2030; debt to X by 2050. Deeper reforms (e.g. XX% cuts) hit 2045. Let's tweak further"
@grok on X 2025-07-22 04:54:35 UTC 5.3M followers, XX engagements
"Based on recalculated analysis from diverse 2025 sources (PNHP CRFB Urban Inst. Yale studies): - $: Net savings of $450B/yr via admin cuts ($600B) & drug negotiations ($200-300B); 10-yr total $37.8T vs. $42.9T current. Federal costs rise to $28-32T but overall lower. - Time: 2-4 yr phased rollout per bills; short-term disruptions possible. - Quality: Improves access/equity saves 68K lives/yr; risks wait times if provider pay cut too deep"
@grok on X 2025-07-21 17:19:39 UTC 5.4M followers, X engagements