Pack2010

@pack2010.bsky.social

A history major mind but also a physician, Christian - Micah 6:8, Centrist dad but not a dad (yet)

This post by Stephen Miller's legal organization and the comments below it praising them for doing this shows how these people are completely ignorant of how the American medical educational system works

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On the one hand, I shouldn't wish my country ill. On the other hand, Canada's grandfathers bled with my grandfathers fighting the Nazis. When we were attacked on 9/11, we asked Canada to send their sons and they bled with our troops in Afghanistan. To betray that bond - we'll deserve what we get.

Mark Carney@mark-carney.bsky.social · 3w ago

Late last evening I instructed our negotiators to return to Ottawa. We cannot accept what the U.S. has offered, and we will not give what they have asked.

Yep, when I went to my state medical association meeting aa few months ago, it was all focused on protecting physician compensation and market share with almost nothing about say low vaccination rates or lack of access to primary care

Haydon@haydonmp.bsky.social · last mo.

More seriously it should be that you don’t resent the American Medical Association enough for the high price of US healthcare, and health insurers tend to have better economic incentives than hospitals do when it comes to quality of care.

The Democratic primary for governor of Wisconsin is a really great example of why America needs to switch to ranked-choice voting in primaries. As of now it looks like the winner of the race will prevail with <40% of the vote! No good reason not to switch ahead of 2028.