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markie

(23,144 posts)
Sun Feb 2, 2025, 02:40 PM Feb 2

how to save $84m

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well, if military spending is consistent.... the government spent $84m/year on erectile dysfunction drugs a few years back... hard to say what it is today... no pun intended

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how to save $84m (Original Post) markie Feb 2 OP
Maybe it allows our soldiers to stand at attention longer... rubbersole Feb 2 #1
We can save even more if we cut off all medications to disabled veterans like me. Wonder Why Feb 2 #2
hey markie Feb 2 #3
AFTER a review by forum hosts LOCKING Omaha Steve Feb 2 #4

rubbersole

(9,323 posts)
1. Maybe it allows our soldiers to stand at attention longer...
Sun Feb 2, 2025, 03:07 PM
Feb 2

😞 sorry.

Wonder Why

(5,037 posts)
2. We can save even more if we cut off all medications to disabled veterans like me.
Sun Feb 2, 2025, 03:39 PM
Feb 2

And, by the way, erectile dysfunction drugs are probably an order of magnitude cheaper than they once were.

Thanks for your support. 💂👴

markie

(23,144 posts)
3. hey
Sun Feb 2, 2025, 05:14 PM
Feb 2

no disrespect intended.... all the men in my life are/were veterans.... just teasing

Omaha Steve

(104,470 posts)
4. AFTER a review by forum hosts LOCKING
Sun Feb 2, 2025, 07:34 PM
Feb 2

This is about Gov't spending, which is a political topic. Can be posted in GD.

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