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She followed up with: “Health care costs are too high that is true but comparing us to Finland is ridiculous. Ask them how their health care is. You won’t like the answer.”

It’s unclear what Haley expected in response, but it was maybe not a swarm of Finnish people entering her mentions to inform her that, actually, Finland’s healthcare is ranked one of the best on the planet.

About that Finnish maternity care:

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Heart surgery is cheap too, apparently:

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It seems like a lot of Finnish people are, in fact, very fucking satisfied with their health care services:

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Even Kai Sauer, the Finnish representative at the United Nations, took some time to school Haley:

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Sauer followed up by adding that Finland has the world’s third lowest infant mortality rate, the lowest maternal mortality rate in the world (the United States ranks worst of all developed countries), and the lowest cancer mortality rate in the European Union. For good measure, Sauer noted that Finland has recently been ranked as the happiest country in the world; the United States is the 19th happiest.

Meanwhile, in America:

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Top notch health care system! Right, Haley?