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A note on appearances: this site reads as left-leaning, and I understand why. But what I am actually fighting against is a current administration so far to the radical right that it can no longer honestly be called conservative.
Traditional conservatism, fiscal responsibility, limited government, rule of law, respect for institutions, has been abandoned by the very party that once claimed to own it. Opposing what is happening right now doesn’t make you a liberal. It makes you someone paying attention. I’d like to think there are honest conservatives out there who feel the same way, and this page is partly an olive branch to them.
Healthcare in America Structural Reform Playbook Post 5 Rural & Underserved Access
Rural and underserved populations are canaries in the coal mine for healthcare stress. Structural interventions — not political promises — determine whether access is preserved.
Treason, something to think about. – Just Saying
This is often summarized as “every accusation is a confession.” These are drawn from his public statements, rallies, debates, and social media over the years.I kept it simple and stuck to well-documented cases with clear
In America, we have No Kings. March 28 https://www.nokings.org/
In America, we have No Kings. We are showing up together again on March 28. https://www.nokings.org/
Thank You, Mr. Trump: How Media Consolidation Is Accidentally Saving Journalism
The lack of money is a problem without an easy answer. But it is also, in a strange way, a kind of protection. With money comes control. The moment someone else starts paying the bills,
Process vs. Power: When the Courts Step Into Medicine
What we are seeing now is not simply a legal pause. It is the system doing what it was built to do when pushed too far, too fast. Slowing things down. And in a healthcare
Healthcare in America Structural Reform Playbook Post 4 Incentive Alignment for Prevention & Chronic Disease
Chronic disease drives the majority of U.S. healthcare costs. Managing it is not just a clinical challenge — it’s also a matter of incentives. Even small changes in how care is reimbursed or structured can
Pentagon to seek $200B for Iran war
Fund what is needed at home first, divert ICE funds, better yet send those brave ICE Soldiers. They're have been so well trained. Kick any Senator OUT that votes 5 cents towards Israels War, you
Healthcare in America Structural Reform Playbook Post 3 Integrated Care & Coordination
Integrated models — like Kaiser Permanente or other vertically coordinated systems — reduce these frictions by aligning care delivery, records, and financial flows.
A Pivot Opportunity on America’s Mental Health Crisis – Redirecting Priorities from Endless War
You have the platform (X), cash, and disruption cred to make this viral and bipartisan—addressing blue-city street crises and rural opioid/mental health gaps without heavy ideology. It aligns with your existing views, scales like your
Tulsi Gabbard’s top deputy Joe Kent resigned to protest Trump’s Iran War. His resignation letter to Trump:
Tulsi Gabbard’s top deputy Joe Kent resigned to protest Trump’s Iran War. His resignation letter to Trump:
Healthcare in America Structural Reform Playbook Post 2 Price Transparency & Negotiation
Price transparency is not about “free market” ideology; it’s about clarity, fairness, and predictability. When patients see costs clearly, the system becomes easier to navigate — and wasteful practices are exposed.
Healthcare in America Structural Reform Playbook Post 1 Administrative Oversight & Waste Reduction
Administrative tasks — billing, claims processing, coding, approvals — are necessary, but studies show U.S. administrative costs are roughly double those of comparable countries. That’s hundreds of billions of dollars each year that could be
Healthcare in America, Follow the Money Post 10 Reform Principles: Aligning the System
The U.S. healthcare system is enormous, expensive, and complex. But it is not irredeemable. By focusing on structure, transparency, and incentives, it is possible to reduce waste, improve access, and align resources with actual care.
Screwing the Pooch
Have you ever noticed the utter bullshit. Trump can screw you, he can screw the pooch, he can screw the nation, he has even shown he can screw the world. BUT he can't abolish daylight
Does you vote count, Damn Right it Does
This is a repost from Substack from the MeidasTouch Network 1 VOTE MeidasTouch Network 1d 🚨NEWS: Democrat Andy Thomson has won the Boca Raton mayoral race by just ONE vote. 🔵 Thomson — 7,568
Christian nationalism isn’t really about Christianity at al
The GOP has a unified voice. You can agree with it or despise it, but you always know what it is. Democrats keep waiting for permission to find theirs. That's not a messaging problem. That's
Healthcare in America, Follow the Money Post 9 Incentive Audit: Who Really Benefits?
Structural Takeaways Complexity, consolidation, and financial engineering create winners and losers. The system works for efficiency and risk management, but not always for access, affordability, or simplicity. Understanding incentives is essential before discussing reform: any
Healthcare in America, Follow the Money Post 8 Rural Healthcare & Consolidation: When the Machine Strains
Even when care is “available” virtually, the real-world friction remains: long travel times, delayed treatment, and fragmented services.
Protecting Your Voting Rights
Document and report any suspicious activity, like voter purges or intimidation, to the FBI or state attorneys general. Ultimately, the strongest defense is high participation and collective action—history shows that when voters mobilize, attempts to
Healthcare in America, Follow the Money Post 7 Chronic Disease: The Real Cost Driver
“The machine isn’t broken because of greed. It’s stressed because of chronic demand and misaligned incentives.”
Healthcare in America, Follow the Money Post 6 Insurance Design: Why It Feels Complicated
Network design can be narrow, meaning that not every local provider is covered. This protects insurers from excessive risk but can frustrate patients who assume all doctors are treated equally under their plan.
The GOAT Strategy
Keep the stories coming fast enough and messy enough, and the public eventually shrugs and goes back to everyday life. Work. Bills. Kids. Groceries. The ordinary things that actually matter in people’s lives.
Healthcare in America, Follow the Money Post 5 Administrative Complexity: The Invisible Cost
Administrative complexity is invisible to most patients. You see your bills, your deductible, your co-pay — but rarely the thousands of small interactions behind them.
A year in Memes, what has it come to.
In the beginning—and yes, that does sound like a Bible entry—there was an event that would end up causing havoc far beyond our borders. America, it seems, had fallen asleep at the wheel. The country
Voting Rights under Attack
Vote in person if you can. With mail-in voting under pressure, in-person voting is harder to block. If you do vote by mail, return it as early as possible — don't wait until close to
The Biggest Pro-Trump Mega-Media Monopoly Ever (it’s already distorting war coverage)
Billionaires are flipping media companies like playing cards. They don’t give a fig for the common good, or about the producers, correspondents, journalists, and investigative reporters whose lives are being turned upside-down. To them, it’s
Just in, Trump says everyone calls him the GOAT
He thinks it means something else.
Healthcare in America, Follow the Money Post 4 Following the Dollar
Even here, the dollar is split: part covers the premium contribution from the employee, part comes from the employer’s share. Often, employees never see this money — it’s folded into total compensation. This means the
