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Thursday Links

Posted on October 20, 2022October 19, 2022 by John C. Goodman

The case for consumer product safety regulation. I’m skeptical. It doesn’t look like OSHA has had much impact on workplace safety.

Claim: Beijing’s Revenge for the Opium Wars is Mass Murdering Americans with Fentanyl

Brian Miller on how to reform health care: more competition and less regulation.

Why can’t we make dishwashers great again?

Do we “pay twice for drugs,” as AOC claims? No.

1 thought on “Thursday Links”

  1. Ron Greiner Founder TrumpMSA.com says:
    October 20, 2022 at 7:57 am

    John, you need to write an article for FORBES and ask Governor DeSantis to tell his 5 million Floridians on Medicare to consider Republican solutions that work, specifically the Tax-free MSA in Medicare. Obamacare HMOs pay NOTHING when a sick person goes out of network trying to save their lives. In HUGE CONTRAST, Medicare MSAs may use the doctors and hospitals of their choice, it’s federal law. You wrote in FORBES not one Obamacare plan will allow specialized medical treatment at MD Anderson Cancer Hospital.

    TRUST me, out of 5 million on Medicare, more than any other state, Governor DeSantis has seniors with cancer, he has couples with cancer that have been declined access to expensive treatment by cost-saving HMOs. If these poor sick Floridians heard of the opportunity to enroll into the MSA in Medicare and go to any hospital they would thank God.

    TRUST me again, many of these 5 million Floridians on Medicare have been struggling with sky-high Biden inflation and beaten down by an enormous 500 year hurricane. Just buying gas and food is difficult. You know flood damage is an excluded expense on homeowners insurance. Enrolled Medicare MSA enrollees get $2,000 or $3,000 in their (no-fee) MSA at the bank on 1/1/23, all tax-free. A Florida couple may choose $6,000!

    PLUS, many save thousands more because they no longer need an overpriced Medicare Supplement from ultra-liberal AARP who wrote in 1997, “MSAs, the Good, the Bad and the Ugly.” I know a CVS employee paying $900 a month for his Med Sup for himself and his wife. AARP wants to keep this business and won’t inform their membership of Medicare’s new low-cost option, the tax-free MSA. Medicare’s MSA is America’s biggest secret.

    Even if DeSantis isn’t smart enough to save the lives of countless Florida seniors by announcing Medicare’s New Option, tax-free MSAs. If just one FORBES reader with a cancerous wife takes your advice and saves his sweetie’s life your article was well worth it.

    Say something like, if you’re on Medicare save premiums, eliminate taxes, build wealth and become EMPOWERED at wwwTrumpMSA.com

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