The billionaires won the last election and telehealth was a form of "working from home" that cut into real estate profits but also cut into insurance company profits. And those real estate and insurance companies don't like it when you cut into their profits.

By making it more cumbersome to see a doctor, some people will forgo it so the insurance companies win.
And if too many people got their healthcare via the phone, doctors and therapists might downsize their office space. So now landlords win. Especially the mega landlords.

But 77 million of our neighbors voted for this. Sad how easy it is to con the American public.

He was not denied for refusing the vaccine per se. People are refused from transplant lists if they display an inability to follow recommended medical advice. And that's because if they can't follow medical advice then they are displaying beliefs that puts a successful transplant in jeopardy.

So it wasn't the vaccine that got him denied. It was idiocy.

Why do people think this is a backfire? Multiple small farm bankruptcies will result in the billionaire owned mega farms buying them for a song. Seems to me a policy change that helps billionaires would be the goal of this administration and not an unforeseen complication.

And in his first term numerous bankrupt farmers committed suicide. So that would mean savings on social security and unemployment benefits.

So this may not be a backfire at all.

This was obvious before the election so apparently the American public felt that American billionaires were too poor and that American poor and working classes were too well off.