if a major politician held an emergency rally about the current ongoing coup by the richest man in the world, I think people would go to it. Shit is well and truly fucked. I can think of a couple of people who should do that right now.

There appear to be at least three separately operating heel factions breaking things within the government in wholly different ways right now. There's the Miller-headed immigration one, the DOGE/Elon one, and a Project 2025 OMB one. This dynamic hasn't showed up in mainstream reporting at all.

The price of the average home has gone up approximately $140,000 since just 2016.

As expected the media are refusing to publish the manifesto although somehow selectively quoting from it is allowed. This is media paternalism at its worst. If you have access to the manifesto, text me via signal at 202-510-1268

More on @UHC: my colleague has a child with type1 Diabetes. @uhc denied his regular insulin for the insulin pump. “It’s not needed, use intermittent insulin…”

And we’re supposed to be sad over the murder of a parasite CEO?

Ins co’s are useless middlemen

#MedicareForAll

They made that call mid November and ignored all calls to action.

But suddenly their CEO gets talked about a whole bunch and suddenly they start walking that shit back?

Fuck it. Let's bully more CEOs until insulin is a dollar a day.

"You don't seriously condone violence in healthcare do you?"

I don't—but why do you?

While insurance corps enabled 70K preventable annual deaths—you sat silent. As they forced 500K annual medical bankruptcies—you sat silent. One CEO is killed & NOW you see violence? Interesting.

Roughly 68,000 Americans die each year due to lack of healthcare.

Medical debt is the leading cause of bankruptcy in America.

It’s way past time for single-payer healthcare.

Must be something wrong with my computer.

No shit murder is bad. The jokes about the United CEO aren’t really about him; they’re about the rapacious healthcare system he personified and which Americans feel deep pain and humiliation about

If you're more upset at snarky comments about the killing of a wealthy CEO than are about America's for profit health insurance system ensuring a preventable death every 7.5 minutes—i.e. 70,000 people a year, every year—then you'll have to stop pretending your outrage is about the loss of human life

As someone with multiple chronic diseases, I don’t feel any sympathy whatsoever. You have to be an absolute ghoul to be a CEO of a major health insurance or pharmaceutical company. The worst part about being chronically sick in the U.S. is the financial aspect.

Hope his ambulance was in network

Blue Cross Blue Shield in Connecticut, New York and Missouri has declared it will no longer pay for anesthesia for the full length of some surgeries.

It the procedure goes over a certain time, anesthesia will not be covered for the duration.

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Today we remember the legacy of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson