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stripping or way of a person s ability to join into a society. that can be. in a very physical way in that people can t join in and participate in life in the ways that they would like or they need to but also there isn t that there is a shame it engendered by poverty which people can self isolate know in these people got the sense of belonging. sloan also volunteers at a food bank. brian langdon has come to pick up some basic supplies delays to benefit payments and changes to the u.k. s benefit system have seen a rise in referrals to food banks according to antipoverty charity the trussell trust at this food bank numbers have gone up. just not enough in the hours after paying rent you know what they can all your bills. very
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version of repealing and replacing. where we end up if republicans are not able to agree among themselves is the crisis will still be there and we ll have to see what the way forward is at that point. i mean, isn t the way forward at that point working with democrats? yeah, that s right. what they re learning is what mitch mcconnell and republicans are learning is that rhetoric is not governing. they had seven years to work with democrats and they didn t do it and they had the first six months of this year to work with democrats and they don t do it and now the problem that we re seeing is that the this trumpcare, the gop health care bill, is not a health care bill because it s kicking off 20 plus million of people out of coverage. that is the issue at hand here. so they can t they can t really do this anymore without bringing the democrats in and fixing obamacare. you cannot repeal obamacare