Darren Bullock, 40, is a Trump voter who switched from the Democrats in 2016.
He is likely to lose Medicaid coverage because of the new requirements, although he is not hopeful of finding adequate employment.
“If they want people to work 80 hours a month, they’d need to bring in a lot more jobs,” he says.
Why is The Telegraph using “pc” instead of “%”?
Maybe they want people to think that 68pc means 68%, while in reality it means something like 68 People who Care. You know, a sneaky way to make people think you’re writing about something big, although all you really have is one big nothing-burger. A clever legal loophole that allows the paper to get away with anything.
Well, who knows what that actually is, but that’s the feeling I get every time newspapers do something weird like that.
No idea. Honestly surprised they put an otherwise legible article together