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“They’re falling off the wall,” she said. “They’re always flown. They’re never put in the back of an ambulance.”

With a typical helicopter rescue costing around $30,000, without factoring in the costs of medication and medical staff at the hospitals, “who pays for that?”

American taxpayers, of course.

>“They’re falling off the wall,” she said. “They’re always flown. They’re never put in the back of an ambulance.” >With a typical helicopter rescue costing around $30,000, without factoring in the costs of medication and medical staff at the hospitals, “who pays for that?” American taxpayers, of course.

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And hiring traveling (in unvaxed) nurses at insane hourly rates to replace them.