House Speaker Mike Johnson claims video games are keeping young men from working and relying on Medicaid. This has stirred up a heated debate, especially since research shows most Medicaid recipients are already employed. With 64% of those under 65 working and many facing health issues, the focus shifts to broader questions about U.S. healthcare compared to universal systems abroad. The clash of health policy, work ethics, and gaming culture is now front and center.
Published on: 4/15/2025
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