But let's start with the theater kid stuff.

Their incentive structure is 100% for the attention, for the likes, for everyone on social media when they send that Instagram post out to be like, oh, I'm going to give this a like and I'm going to say, you're so brave, you're out there fighting fascism.

They see this as like their ability to perform and act as though this is a struggle for mankind.

And what they do is they find these useful idiots like this,

and they fund these groups whose entire purpose is to destroy this country.

They want it to get ugly so they can get more clicks,

so they can get more money from the Chinese or whoever's sending them the money.

You're not wrong.

The reason why they act like theater kids in the first place. There you go. For years, the big health insurance companies have been raising the

price of insurance, denying care and delaying treatments, while making record profits and receiving

trillions of America's tax dollars through federal programs. When they get asked why health insurance prices keep skyrocketing, the big insurance companies

dodge, distract, and blame everyone else.

But the American public isn't buying it.

Recent national polling shows that voters are concerned about affordability and most

importantly, want Congress to

prioritize lowering the cost of health insurance.

That's why Congress recently grilled the CEOs of the big health insurance companies to answer

questions.

After years of denying responsibility and pointing fingers everywhere but at themselves, the

big insurance bosses are finally being asked to answer

for skyrocketing premiums while they make record profits. It's an important first step,

but Americans are demanding action and accountability, not more excuses and denials from big

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