BRIAHNA JOY GRAY: "There's a special place in hell for people who would use the sick and elderly to extract money from the government. Apparently, they also have a special place in the Biden Administration." New WH Chief Of Staff choice angers BOTH conservatives AND progressives

        

"And if it wasnt already clear that Joe Biden’s allegiance to the health care and pharmaceutical industry is stronger than his commitment to the people he was elected to protect, this choice of consigliere speaks VOLUMES. Zients has the largest net worth of any Biden administration official... he has appointed a pharmaceutical fraudster to be his right hand man -- in one of the most flagrant shows of fidelity to Big Pharma you can imagine. And one of the worst parts -- the mainstream media will treat this betrayal as less important than some classified documents..."

🤯INSANITY: Last major review of data published in JAMA just BEFORE the pandemic found the United States *WASTES* nearly ONE TRILLION dollars - or 25% - of its yearly healthcare spending: *MORE* than the ENTIRE ANNUAL DEFENSE BUDGET!

Wasted health care spending in the U.S. tops annual defense budget, study finds

MEGAN CERULLO | CBS NEWS 

Waste in the U.S. health care system ranges from $760 billion to $935 billion per year, or more than total annual federal defense spending, according to a new study.Administrative activities account for the largest source of needless spending, followed by inflated and opaque pricing."The prices of health care don't reflect what would happen in a competitive market," one expert says.

DID YOU REALIZE? Just months before COVID was declared a pandemic, a GALLUP POLL found THE THREE 'MOST POORLY REGARDED INDUSTRIES' in the eyes of Americans were: HEALTHCARE, THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT and THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY

   

Yet turn on most top news channels just a year later -- and one could easily get the impression the bottom three are now at the top of the list! Pretty remarkable how quickly FEAR & MIND CONTROL can change people's opinions, ain't it?

Big Pharma Sinks to the Bottom of U.S. Industry Rankings

JUSTIN MCCARTHY | SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 | GALLUP NEWS

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The pharmaceutical industry is now the most poorly regarded industry in Americans' eyes, ranking last on a list of 25 industries that Gallup tests annually. Americans are more than twice as likely to rate the pharmaceutical industry negatively (58%) as positively (27%), giving it a net-positive score of -31. The restaurant industry is rated most positively.