Yes, there IS such a thing as “trickle down economics.” It trickles down from the wealthiest Americans, directly into the coffers of the most corrupt politicians.
Inclusion versus exclusion is the make-break point of this country. Inclusion made it as great as it is. Trump's criminally addled mind has him thinking that excluding people is what needs to happen—millions of them.
Deployed Resources has made billions running tent detention facilities to hold immigrants entering the U.S. at the border. Now it is cashing in again on Trump’s plan to hold immigrants before deportation.
Trump’s tough-guy snarl at Washington DC’s Mayor Bowser last week reminds us that homelessness is the direct result of government policies promoted by Trump and Republicans over the past four decades.
Pharmacy benefit managers "are raking in billions in excess revenue—$7.3 billion over just five years—while squeezing independent pharmacies and leaving patients and health plan sponsors with skyrocketing costs."
Rebuilding trust in insurance won’t be easy, but it’s essential. Insurance is the great protector of financial security for the American middle class, but only when it works.
Here's one of the ways a guy who could not keep a thought in his head or get out a coherent sentence convinced people he was a better choice than the most competent administration in American history.