#directprimarycare at the work-site is 1 of the rising stars in the array of innovation. Innovation vs Standardization. One winner here. https://t.co/ffpERBHNEc
"Death by a thousand papercuts undid newspapers. Likewise, there are an array of innovators carving out chunk by chunk of the healthcare pie." - @chasedave https://t.co/GhRICy35g1
@Kenny_Lofton7 Kenny, going to give a shout out to Jose? Him passing you in the all time runs list is something I didn't think I'd see in my lifetime. It really shows what a great player he is and what a great player you were. All the best!
From a @PalantirTech investor who came on board last year after hearing Palantir come up in conversations with health system clients, I hope there is a skunk works effort afoot to dislodge EPIC's monopoly on the EHR space. Over-built tech from the 60s with ChatGPT bolted on. LG!
The @SenAlexPadilla dust up has really bad optics, but it looks to be mostly performative. People get removed all the time for being disruptive during a press conference. He knew what the outcome would be, but nice work to his strategy team. Smiles all around the office, Im sure
A football stadium is literally just one possible use for the space—out of hundreds.
But the conversation continues to be hijacked by doomerism—this fear that if the Browns build a dome in Brookpark, the lakefront and city dies.
That’s not inspirational leadership. That’s panic disguised as nostalgic strategy.
The reality? A once-in-a-generation chance to turn that space into something bigger, bolder, and better.
@DowntownCLE Brook Park, Ohio has experienced modest economic growth over the last 10 years, but it has a high rate of home ownership and a great community making it a stable investment for @Browns. The infusion of jobs and economic vitality are needed more than Downtown CLE @BrookParkOhio
@DowntownCLE Downtown Cleveland's dependency on the Browns for a good portion of its economic vitality speaks to the lack of innovation and momentum. We are better than having that lake front property occupied by a parking lot and an unsightly concrete block that's used 4 months a year.
I feel like I’m watching the NFL draft.
I’ve never seen this level of public interest in cabinet picks.
Usually, it’s just DC elite squabbling over who gets what. The rest of the country doesn’t really care.
Whatever’s happening…. It’s not politics as usual.
Something is changing.
The people are awake.
Seeing democrats blame parts of the coalition like Black men, Arab Americans, Latinos, and the LGBTQIA community is wrong.
Look inward. Look at the policies. Look at how you speak to the working class and those of us who advocate for those struggling financially.
Popular explanations for the outcome of the election seem to include white supremacy, patriarchy, misogyny…
I am going to state the obvious here: vilifying voters of color as white supremacists will not attract them back to the Democratic Party. It will drive them further into Trump’s camp. The purpose of politics is not to repel but to attract. Condescension is the most powerful repellant in politics. Voters viscerally resent condescension and will punish you for it at the ballot box.