@RickJacksonGA Thank you for traveling all over the state to talk to people and ask questions. Georgia deserves an intelligent, hard working leader not an incompetent quitter like Keisha who allowed crime to skyrocket during her term as mayor. You are our only real choice.
🚨Ilhan Omar’s sister founded a business which secured more than $20 million in govt funding for “health” projects
Guess where her company was registered?
The SAME address used by feeding our future fraudsters…
You cannot make this up
@CathyTurner21 You’re so funny. Fani Willis and Jasmine Crockett both have law degrees and we don’t want them as our governor either. Keisha is known as an abject failure running the city of Atlanta, why on earth would any sane person vote for her? No thanks!!
One literally accomplished the American dream. Went from abject poverty, being a foster child and shuffled between homes and schools, picked himself up by his bootstraps and built a company into one of the most successful healthcare companies in the country. Do you understand what that takes? Not just an amazing business sense which is what it takes to run a state but the ability to manage people, logistics & it means never giving up even when faced with the worst obstacles we can think of.
The other worked for a presidency that hid a presidents grave mental health & let in millions of illegals which left our country on the brink of collapse, she opted not to run again in Atlanta because she couldn’t handle it the first time as Mayor. She was so far over her skis, that she left the city in a complete state of decline, she literally let the city burn bc when faced with a crisis, she couldn’t handle it. The police force was completely depleted bc no one wanted to work in a city that was run in the manner she ran it & you somehow think bc she got a law degree that it makes her a better candidate? Wow….
@SenatorWarnock You are such a hypocrite and twister of the facts.
The truth —
The bill includes stricter work requirements, eligibility checks, and anti-fraud measures aimed at reducing program costs and dependency.
Nutrition, Food, and Chronic Disease Focus
• Updated Dietary Guidelines for Americans (2025–2030): Emphasized real, whole, nutrient-dense foods (meat, seafood, eggs, dairy, fruits, vegetables, whole grains). Described as “flipping the pyramid” away from prior emphasis on refined grains and low-fat guidance. https://t.co/2O6K2gdS3L
• Phase-out of petroleum-based synthetic food dyes: HHS/FDA measures to remove them from the food supply, with industry pledges covering a substantial portion of products and approvals for natural alternatives. https://t.co/NdPL6WgRye
• Infant formula reforms (“Operation Stork Speed”): Increased labeling transparency, expanded FDA testing, and the first comprehensive nutrient review in over 30 years. https://t.co/2O6K2gdS3L
• Nutrition education in medical schools: Secured voluntary commitments from more than 50 schools for 40 hours (or equivalent) of nutrition education for students. https://t.co/2O6K2gdS3L
• Head Start nutrition investment: $61.9 million to expand access to fresh, healthy food for more than 100,000 families. https://t.co/NdPL6WgRye
• SNAP-related actions: Multiple state waivers signed to advance MAHA nutrition priorities. https://t.co/NdPL6WgRye
• GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) reforms: Initiatives to close the loophole allowing certain unexamined additives into the food supply without full FDA notification/oversight, plus post-market reviews. https://t.co/2O6K2gdS3L
Drug Pricing, Affordability, and Access
• Most-Favored-Nation drug pricing implementation: Negotiations with major pharmaceutical companies to align U.S. prices more closely with those in other wealthy countries. https://t.co/2O6K2gdS3L
• Price transparency rules: Finalized hospital price transparency requirements for actual prices and proposed insurance coverage transparency rules; real-time prescription drug price information and prior-authorization streamlining via health IT. https://t.co/2O6K2gdS3L
• Biosimilar acceleration: FDA steps to reduce development costs and timelines for lower-cost biologic alternatives. https://t.co/2O6K2gdS3L
• Faster drug reviews: Commissioner’s National Priority Voucher pilot for priority products (e.g., certain cancer therapies approved in weeks rather than the historical 10–12 months). https://t.co/2O6K2gdS3L
Agency Restructuring and Efficiency
• HHS reorganization (“DOGEing HHS”): Consolidation of divisions, centralization of functions, and workforce realignment focused on the chronic disease epidemic, with claimed annual taxpayer savings of about $1.8 billion. https://t.co/NdPL6WgRye
• Fraud, waste, and abuse crackdowns: Enhanced CMS tools (including AI), state partnerships, and actions such as pausing certain Medicaid payments amid suspected fraud. https://t.co/2O6K2gdS3L
Other Notable Actions
• Rural Health Transformation Program: Major multi-year investment (reported as $50 billion over five years in some administration materials) to support rural hospitals and care access. https://t.co/AUVbEkQxgQ
• Physical fitness promotion: Joint initiatives such as the “Pete & Bobby Challenge” with the Defense Secretary. https://t.co/NdPL6WgRye
• MAHA Commission strategy: Release of a plan with more than 120 initiatives targeting childhood chronic disease. https://t.co/NdPL6WgRye
• Thimerosal phase-out in influenza vaccines: Formal adoption of ACIP recommendation moving toward single-dose, mercury-free formulations. https://t.co/NdPL6WgRye
• Hormone replacement therapy labeling: Removal of certain black-box warnings on products for menopausal women. https://t.co/2O6K2gdS3L
• Health data/interoperability: Agreements with major tech companies to reduce information blocking so patients can more readily access their records. https://t.co/AUVbEkQxgQ
@SenatorWarnock The reason measles is on the rise is because you morons allowed millions of unvaccinated people into our country! Stop lying faux preacher!!
.@VDHanson : “We didn’t storm the beaches of Normandy… didn’t bleed and die in the trenches of World War I…. didn’t sacrifice everything in World War II…. just to be lectured by newcomers on why America is ‘racist’ and ‘flawed.’” Victor is right.
“We tend to use prayer as a last resort, but God wants it to be our first line of defense. We pray when there's nothing else we can do, but God wants us to pray before we do anything at all.” —Oswald Chambers, born #OnThisDay in 1874.