Aaenson

Life long conservative PNW resident trying to get by in a leftist controlled wasteland.
Please No DMs, but prayers are welcome. #GodBlessAmerica

[DC_Draino @DC_Draino]

Tina Peters is a Goldstar mom who was thrown in prison for exposing Democrat election fraud in Colorado.

It almost killed her.

Now that she’s a free woman, what does she do?

Immediately start fighting back and exposing more election fraud.

Tina peters is an American patriot.

[Kristen Mag @kristenmag]

WA State conservative voters should not sit this one out. These justices will serve for the next 6 years and will be pivotal in shaping the future of our state. One thing I know…I will not be voting for any judge who was appointed by Inslee or Ferguson.

[Joe Rogan Podcast News @joeroganhq]

Dr. Toby Rogers: "I believe that we are in the midst of one of the greatest crimes in human history. We have a product being injected into children 70+ times, that's never been tested against a proper saline placebo."

[Steve Kirsch @stkirsch]

IMPORTANT. Please REPOST.

One HONEST country. One. In the WHOLE world.

[Lara Logan @laralogan]

That is called subversion - and it is a crime punishable by death. Acc to the law. People should perhaps really consider what they are doing.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

1918: they sold radioactive water as a health tonic. It was radium, and it dissolved men's jaws.

1898: they sold heroin as a children's cough syrup. It was heroin.

1863: they sold cocaine wine as a daily pick-me-up. Popes and presidents put their names to it.

1946: they sold cigarettes on a doctor's recommendation. Whole campaigns ran on which brand physicians preferred.

1960s: they sold margarine as the heart-healthy fat. It was loaded with the trans fat that actually stops hearts.

Every one of these came with an expert's blessing and total confidence.

The people telling you today which fat to fear are the institutional descendants of the ones who put radium in your water and a doctor's face on a cigarette packet.

"The experts recommend it" has a body count going back a century.

[Dr Charlie Ward @DrcharlieWardQ]

BREAKING 🚨: “You are the highest ranking gay public policy officeholder... That hasn’t been the top line of your resume.”

SecScottBessent: “I go to the office every day knowing that I was chosen on merit.”

God bless Scott Bessent!

[Tracy Beanz @tracybeanz]

This is so true. Chills. Pay attention. They are everywhere.

[Aaenson @caaenson]

@libsoftiktok This is exactly the rhetoric that will get you killed for interference with ICE while they are doing their work. She needs to be removed now! Stupidity at it's finest.

[Mila Joy @Milajoy]

HOLY SHIIIT.

We now know why John Thune won't end the filibuster to pass the SAVE America Act.

It is now being reported that he took $1.58 MILLION from the ILLEGAL LABOR group pushing AMNESTY.

This is so UNACCEPTABLE that it's SICKENING.

Thune must be REPLACED as Leader ASAP.

[PNW Conservative @PNWConservative]

I’m going to continue posting this every week.

Senator Jamie Pedersen said if little girls as young as 8 who can menstruate, her parents have no right to be involved in her s*xual decisions.

He leads the Democrat LGBTQ Caucus

[Aaenson @caaenson]

@ElectionTime_ Don't worry..... the Democrats will pull out the extra mail in votes they need at 2am. Just watch.

[Aaenson @caaenson]

@KIRO7Seattle Dems won't give up a dime from their tax and spend pork feed trough. Greedy, corrupt politicians and their stupid voters. WA is suffering.

[Aaenson @caaenson]

@GovBobFerguson When will you address the complaints of the ACTUAL LEGAL CITIZENS of this state? You and your party are truly a clown show.

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

A mother in Oregon is told she can no longer have access to her child patient portal

“I just got done taking my son to the doctor and they tried telling me at the front desk that I don't have access to his patient portal anymore because he just turned 13. Are you kidding me? He is under the age of 18. He is my child. I should have access to what his medical stuff is. That is insane to me”

This is real and because Democrats are trying to twine away parents rights from their own kids

Here’s what happens at age 13 in Oregon

Oregon Minor Consent Laws kick in, minors gain rights to confidential care in certain areas without parental knowledge or consent

- Age 14+: Can consent to outpatient mental health, drug and alcohol treatment
- Age 15+: Can consent to general medical, hospital, dental and surgical care
- Any age: Full confidentiality for reproductive health birth control, STI, HIV testing and treatment

Systems like MyChart and Epic often default to restricting or segmenting parental (“proxy”) access starting at age 13

Who needs enemies when you have Democrats. They are literally restricting you from knowing what your own kid is doing medically

[Aaenson @caaenson]

@jsolomonReports It is quite unbelievable and disappointing what we are seeing and hearing out of this Justice.

[Aaenson @caaenson]

We will never have free and fair elections until we get rid of the digital factor. There's simply no denying the high level of intentional fraud that is happening.

[The SCIF @TheSCIF]

Maricopa County's Recorder's office deleted the entire 2020 General Election results the day before an audit was to be performed.

269,000 ballot images became corrupt and unreadable, on top of 30,000 missing ballots, which in combination made any audit impossible.

Internet access was not only found to be possible, but found that Maricopa County ballot machines DID access the internet, with proof of IP addresses, dates and time stamps.

They lied to you about everything and wiped the files to cover up their tracks and made any audit or attempts to prove their fraud almost impossible.

[Forest Park Pharmacy @ForestParkPharm]

My wife and I own a pharmacy. Last month we spent days trying to pry one prescription loose from a company that did everything it could to hold onto it.

The drug was everolimus. A generic. It treats cancer and protects transplant patients from rejecting their new organ. Not exotic. Not rare. A pill.

The patient wanted it filled with us because we're cash-pay and cost-plus. No insurance. No PBM. No secret markups, no games. Our price was $318. That's not cheap by our standards — most of what we fill runs under $20 — but it was honest.

Here's what that same prescription looked like on the other side of the counter.

In 2023, Medicare was paying about $6,645 for it. That's roughly 21 times our price for the identical medication. Medicare spent around $240 million on everolimus alone that year. If they'd paid our price, they'd have saved roughly $230 million. On one generic drug.

So how does an insurance company profit off a drug that expensive? Don't they pay for it?

No. You pay for it. In your premiums. Their job isn't to spend less — it's to keep your healthcare dollars circulating inside their own companies. And the tool they use is called spread pricing.

Spread pricing works like this: the middleman bills the health plan one price, pays the pharmacy a lower one, and keeps the difference. You never see it. On TRICARE, they pay an independent pharmacy like mine about $311 to fill everolimus. That barely covers our cost of the drug. Meanwhile the plan gets billed thousands. That gap — north of $6,000 on a single fill — is pure margin the middleman pockets.

Now here's the part they'd rather you not think about.

The pharmacy we were fighting was Accredo. Accredo is owned by Express Scripts. Express Scripts is the pharmacy benefit manager owned by Cigna. Same company, three masks. That nesting-doll structure isn't an accident — it's the whole design. When the pharmacy, the PBM, and the insurer are all one entity, they can shuffle money between their own pockets and call it whatever they want. The confusion is the product.

And this isn't a story about one weird drug. It's the business model.

The FTC has been digging into exactly this. In its January 2025 report on the three biggest PBMs — CVS Caremark, Express Scripts, and OptumRx — staff found those companies marked up specialty generic drugs by hundreds and thousands of percent when dispensing through their own affiliated pharmacies. Just those markups generated more than $7.3 billion above what the drugs actually cost to acquire, from 2017 to 2022. One in five of the specialty generics they studied was marked up over 1,000%. Some cancer generics: over 3,000%. On top of that, the FTC pegged spread pricing on those same drugs at another $1.4 billion.

One example straight from the FTC's files: dimethyl fumarate, a multiple sclerosis drug. Costs about $177 to acquire. The PBMs paid their own pharmacies close to $4,000 for a 30-day supply. Same trick. Different drug.

And they steer the profitable ones to themselves on purpose. Pharmacies affiliated with the big three took in 68% of specialty dispensing revenue in 2023 — up from 54% in 2016. The prescriptions marked up more than $1,000 disproportionately end up at their own pharmacies, not independents like mine.

So when we called to transfer this patient's everolimus to be filled without insurance, it landed like we were asking them to set $6,000 on fire. Of course they stonewalled us.

That's why we fired them.

No insurance means no invisible $6,000 charge buried in a premium you can't itemize. It means the price you see is the price. Ours was $318. Theirs was thousands. Same pill.