I didn’t know arrogance had an actual scent until I saw Jared Kushner tonight.
The damage that smug, ignorant and entitled imbecile caused alongside his crooked wife beggars the imagination.
The Presidential son-in-law, son of a felon, an extraordinary know it all.
Beat cancer? Your Medicare Advantage plan might still be billing for it.
Great whistleblowers like Kathy Ormsby should not have to lose their careers to drive change. Proud to have cocounseled this along with Keller Grover & Constantine Cannon. https://t.co/faHW1mUpuB
@DGlaucomflecken@kjdelay1 It's not just that. The average person only remains with a particular healthcare company for 5 years or less. So they just want to wait it out, pass it on to the next company. Their goal is to spend nothing on you but by law I have to spend something on you. Silver sneakers.
Dr. Oz is a quack who pushes pseudoscience and conspiracies theories. He would be a disastrous Senator.
He lives in New Jersey full time and vacations up Donald Trump butt.
No Democrat — no matter who you supported in the primary can let this guy win.
Talking points distributed to Republicans after Uvalde included: “Run the clock out.” “Scare sone gun nuts.” “Change the topic to literally anything else.” “Talk about inflation.” “Thank law enforcement.” https://t.co/WicMmvGuIo
« We’re now learning that the coronavirus targets endothelial cells in every part of the body, causing long-term damage that pathologists like me can see as scars & blood clots in the organs of patients who have died after having recovered from COVID-19 » https://t.co/tkcVaFUWto
That is EXACTLY how Blue Cross/Blue Shield began in the 1930s. Look at what they've become. The coops get big, want to compete w large insurers, profit motive runs wild. Nearly all nonprofit systems go rogue & rapacious.
@DGlaucomflecken Could the medical community form their own co-op / health insurance company, and operate as a nonprofit thus eliminate the middle man and road blocks to recommended treatment?
I'll bet you are in a Medicare Advantage plan. They want that visit so they can claim an MD is treating you for something you don't have so they can overbill Medicare. We just made Sutter pay $90million back for this crap.
Hi, my name is Kenneth Mejia. I am a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and housing justice activist born and raised in Los Angeles, and I'm running for LA City Controller.
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@TheBlondeRN The msgs nursenander is showing make me sick, recalling our governor’s Zoom round table during the delta surge where he had hosp CEO’s blame travel RN’s for shortages. Strong was supposed to be on the Zoom but he sent his CMO who got shouted down when he tried to talk about covid
@emilynussbaum About a maid I'll sing a song
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Not only did she do them wrong.....
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its search and its browser offer more privacy protections than the competition.) In the meantime, the revelation blew a glaring hole of its own in the company's reputation as a rare privacy-preserving tech firm.Turns out this surveillance capitalism thing is pretty hard to escape
@EFF Dudes. They use you in their ads! How can you support them?
DuckDuckGo Created a Privacy Exception for Microsoft
Cybersecurity and privacy researcher Zach Edwards discovered a glaring hole in the privacy protections of DuckDuckGo's purportedly privacy-focused browser:
creating a carveout that lets Microsoft track users of its browsers. Weinberg added that DuckDuckGo is "working to change that." (A company spokesperson reiterated in an email to WIRED Weinberg's assertion that none of this applies to DuckDuckGo search, adding that both