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‘WTF’: Even Rapper 50 Cent Is Outraged Over Newsom’s New Immigrant Healthcare Plan


It isn’t often that U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and a prominent rap star express agreement on a political issue, but that’s what happened in response to one of the latest big-spending open-borders policies advanced by far-left California Gov. Gavin Newsom.

According to Breitbart:

Rapper-actor 50 Cent slammed California over its decision to use taxpayer money to fund health care for illegal aliens.

“I don’t understand this, this it going to cost 2.6 billion dollars for tax payers,” 50 Cent said in a Wednesday Instagram post. “They don’t even give veterans health insurance. [MSNBC anchor Ari Melber] call my phone now, help me understand this shit. WTF.”

In his post, the rapper also included an image of California Governor Gavin Newsom (D), above a caption that read, “California Becomes First US State to Offer Health Insurance to All Illegal Migrants.”

Greene also shared an impassioned critique of the new provision.

Plenty of others on social media were similarly outraged over the unsustainable prioritization of undocumented migrants.

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Naturally, California’s deluded officials seem to expect the rest of the country to follow their lead.

As Fox Business explained:

When he proposed the bill two years ago, Newsom called the expansion “a transformative step towards strengthening the healthcare system for all Californians.”

California’s Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly called the bill the future “national model” for “expanding access, reducing costs, improving services, and closing equity gaps.”

“No other state in the country has done more in the space of health care access and affordability than the state of California,” Dr. Ghaly said. “I am proud of this Administration’s work to pioneer a comprehensive health care system that will become a national model for expanding access, reducing costs, improving services, and closing equity gaps.”

Here’s how Newsom reacted to some of the backlash:

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