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He Triple Trumped; Now He Can't Afford His Diabetes Medication
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July 29, 2026
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10:10Now PlayingA lifelong Republican — a three-time Trump voter — went on Trump's own Facebook page and said he can no longer afford his diabetic medication. Manufacturer assistance gone. About $200/month one way, about $800/month with insurance. His line: "Can't afford it so I guess I die Trumps way of killing off seniors."
Meanwhile Trump still sold "lowest price anywhere in the world" and claimed cuts "up to 1,500 percent" — a number that is not physically possible. The AP ran the math. Same week the meds rant went national, CMS under Dr. Oz moves to end the Medicare Part D premium stabilization subsidy after 2026.
Two mechanisms. Same direction. Don't let anyone collapse them into one sentence.
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1. BuzzFeed — People Have No Sympathy For This 3x Trump Voter Complaining About Drug Costs (Jul 22, 2026)
2. ABC News — Trump administration to end Medicare Part D subsidy program in 2027 (Jul 29, 2026)
3. AP Fact Focus — Trump can't cut drug prices by up to 1,500% (Aug 4, 2025)
4. FactCheck.org — Trump Misleads on Drug Pricing Deals (Feb 18, 2026)
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