The scene in the movie where the Colts owner, played by Sandra Bullock, storms into the GMs office and says “what about Phillip Rivers, can he still play” and the camera pans to the GM and his eyebrows just raise is gonna win an Oscar
$24,000 a year for health insurance premiums.
Add a $7,500 deductible, and you’re $31,500 out-of-pocket before insurance even begins to pay.
This isn’t healthcare.
It’s financial ruin disguised as protection.
Here’s the truth:
free market capitalism drives competition, innovation, and pricing transparency.
Healthcare doesn’t need more government intervention or monopolized health systems.
It needs choice—direct contracts, transparent pricing, and the freedom for physicians to compete on quality and price.
The US doesn’t lack resources; it lacks accountability.
Open the markets, and prices will come down.
Let the free market work for you, not against you.
#PriceTransparency #HealthcareReform #FreeMarket
Love you on the court king, but nah. We need the country as whole to be elevated. But yes, the timing of Tony with these jokes were terrible and not the right setting.
The Patriots' left tackle tonight is rookie Caedan Wallace, who was the right tackle opposite Olu Fashanu at Penn State. He is from Robbinsville Township, New Jersey.