Murder won’t fix U.S. healthcare
Cheering the murder of a CEO and bitching about our crappy healthcare system on social media appears to be way more fun than fixing the system.
Okay, it may not be fun fun, but it’s for sure an easy and popular approach to accomplishing nothing.
So who is actually working to fix the system? How can we the people help reach that goal without shooting anybody?
Seriously. I want to know.
Significant campaign finance reform is one key to fixing our healthcare system.
What activist groups, nonprofits and/or other organizations are headed in the right direction?
Don’t tell me it’s the Democratic Party. If they were competent at this or interested in a fix, they would have done whatever it took to trash Citizens United by now or kept it from happening in the first place. They could have set and enforced strict limits on all campaign contributions by everyone and made the information public.
Both major parties like big money. Smaller parties don’t hesitate to take big bucks, either.
Significant campaign finance reform is one key to fixing our healthcare system. Another is scrapping the grossly unfair practice of letting the wealthiest among us pay little if any income tax.
If we don’t have the will to stop big money and big-big corporations from buying lawmakers at every level of government, we won’t fix much of anything.
So I ask again: Who is actually working to fix the system?
Please comment if you have an answer, and don’t hesitate to share or reblog this.
B.J.
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