Health Care and Profits, a Poor Mix / NY Times
An excellent piece discusses how turning over aspects of healthcare to private industry led to greater costs without accompanying benefits, and compares the US with other first world countries.
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https://brownstone.org/video-podcast/protests-and-rage-against-lockdowns-and-mandates-all-over
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