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Cruitzer retweeted
Today would be a great day to ban members of Congress and their families from trading stocks, don't you think?
A week before he voted to cut Medicaid, Republican Congressman Rob Bresnahan dumped up to $130,000 worth of stock in four companies that manage nearly half of all Medicaid enrollees in the country ā per @NBCNews.
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Trump has reportedly been in conversation with Paramount and his billionaire ally Larry Ellison about a potential takeover of CNN that would include firing journalists he dislikes.
Billionaire control of the media is a danger to us all.
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BREAKING:
The US Labor Department announces that it is CANCELLING the October jobs report.
For the first time since 2013, we will not be receiving a monthly jobs report.
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Elon Muskās new pay package could amount to $100B per year.
That's the same as 3.2 million cashiersā paychecks combined.
Itās more than 1.4 million elementary school teachersā paychecks.
Itās more than 2 million janitorsā paychecks.
Billionaire greed is out of control.
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This is the equivalent of getting car jacked and then the carjacker offers to give you a ride home.
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This woman has seen the videos of young girls being r*ped and s*xually assaulted.
This woman has seen the faces of the victims,
And their abusers.
This woman has read thousands of documents identifying the victims and abusers by name.
Yet sheās done nothing.
This is the face of a soulless fucking ghoul.
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"Government by organized money is just as dangerous as Government by organized mob."
āFDR, 1936
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BREAKING: UFC fighter Brandon Royval, afterĀ refusingĀ to fight at the White House:
āI donāt give a fuck about any of our political figures right now, and itās like to fight in front of them seems like some fucking āHunger Gamesā type of fucking shit. I donāt give a fuck to fight in front of some fucking billionaires and rich people that could give a shit less about me. Probably throwing parlays. Fuck you guys.ā
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Next week the House will finally vote on a our real legislation to release the Epstein files. How would you vote?
93%Release the files
1%Keep the files sealed
6%Donāt care, itās a Hoax
130,240 votes ⢠Final results Cruitzer retweeted
I stood with President Trump when almost no one else would. I campaigned for him all over this country and spent millions of my own dollars helping him get elected.
Thatās why being called a ātraitorā isnāt just hurtful, it puts a target on my back and puts my life in danger. And it only divides our country even more.
But even through this, I still support the Trump administration and want to see it succeed for the American people.
I believe in transparency. Thatās why Iāve pushed to release the Epstein files. Survivors deserve the truth, and I wonāt apologize for standing with them.
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American Health Insurance is legalized racketeering. Itās a scam
American doctor calls the hospital to get self pay pricing for a patient for pregnancy care
Hospital response: āIf they're self-pay, they give them a package price which would include the delivery and all of the services that they might need during the nine-month periodā
Doctor āIf you could give me the package price?ā
Hospital ā$5,730.37 and this is for a routine vaginal delivery with pre and post care in the hospital.ā
Doctor āOkay, so does that cover like the hospital facility fee or is that just the OBGYN group fee?ā
Hospital āIt is both. It includes all of itā
Insurance pricing would be 2-3x+ this cost
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There was a time I truly believed the GOP would be coming to like a Sat morning after a benderā¦.
But they started drinking again. It works⦠for a time.
Be sure to watch āThe Last Republicanā on Prime, Google, or Apple TV
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As a hedge fund owner, Scott Bessent avoided over $900K in Medicare taxes by exploiting a major loophole.
As Treasury Secretary, he now oversees the IRS ā which has backed away from closing the loophole since Trump took office.
The foxes are guarding the henhouse.
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Increase in productivity since 1979: 87%
Increase in hourly pay since 1979: 32%
Just so happens that ~25% of workers were unionized in 1979. Today? 10%.
As unions declined, the super-rich have taken a larger share of wealth generated by labor. We must build back union power.
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Replying to @Heccles94 @JaySwansonPool
The only way to get billionaires to invest in American labor is to raise the wealth tax to 92%. Either pay your workers invest in the business or give it to the government. This is way the middle class was strong in the 1950ās look at the tax rate.
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So @elonmusk got his trillion dollar payout after gutting USAID which costs lives, giggling about it with a chainsawā¦.
And heās an immigrant. The irony is insane
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Casual reminder that the myth of āpulling yourself up by your bootstrapsā is a cruel hoax designed to convince poor people from all walks of life that the injustices they face are a result of their own actions, rather than an oppressive system rigged against them.
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Doctors should be very worried.
Health insurers are about to do with AI what they already did with nurse practitioners.
It will start innocently enough: cheaper āAI-firstā plans with $0 copays if you let the algorithm handle your visit. Employers will jump on it to cut premiums. This will be a no-brainer for countries with socialized medicine as well.
Within a few years, routine visits like refills, minor complaints, lab follow-ups will begin with an AI system that listens, triages, codes, and prescribes. A human doctor will only step in if something looks complex or risky.
Thatās exactly how nurse practitioners went from āhelpingā doctors to replacing them as the front line of primary care. Don't get me wrong, FNP's are great, but the initial "promise" years ago was that they would be physician extenders only.
The difference this time? AI doesnāt get tired, doesnāt need supervision, can be instantly updated with new algorithms and bills at a fraction of the cost.
For insurers, itās simple math. For doctors, itās an existential shift.
Would you see the AI doctor for a minor complaint if it cost you nothing? ā at Tennessee, USA



















