The truth is, this bill isn’t some neutral policy tweak. Cutting insurance for over 10 million people while transferring wealth to the top brackets is a deliberate restructuring of risk. It socializes loss for working families and privatizes gain for capital holders. That’s not economic efficiency,it’s upstream theft dressed up as reform.
The truth is, this bill isn’t some neutral policy tweak. Cutting insurance for over 10 million people while transferring wealth to the top brackets is a deliberate restructuring of risk. It socializes loss for working families and privatizes gain for capital holders. That’s not economic efficiency,it’s upstream theft dressed up as reform.
Musk wants even less coverage. Trump pretends he's defending Americans but signs off on a massive corporate giveaway. Neither is concerned with the downstream fallout: ER overcrowding, untreated chronic illness, rural hospital closures, and small business owners priced out of group plans.
This isn’t just political theater. It’s actuarial brutality. And if we don’t kill the bill now, we’ll be paying for its damage in human lives and long-term system failure.
The truth is, this bill isn’t some neutral policy tweak. Cutting insurance for over 10 million people while transferring wealth to the top brackets is a deliberate restructuring of risk. It socializes loss for working families and privatizes gain for capital holders. That’s not economic efficiency,it’s upstream theft dressed up as reform.
Musk wants even less coverage. Trump pretends he's defending Americans but signs off on a massive corporate giveaway. Neither is concerned with the downstream fallout: ER overcrowding, untreated chronic illness, rural hospital closures, and small business owners priced out of group plans.
This isn’t just political theater. It’s actuarial brutality. And if we don’t kill the bill now, we’ll be paying for its damage in human lives and long-term system failure.