Somehow we can spend $20 billion to bail out Argentina with a currency swap, but we don't have the money to save our local hospitals?

We deserve a fierce advocate in Congress who knows that our healthcare isn't a bargaining chip or budget line-item, it's our survival.

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🚑 Adventist Health in Sonora says that the gutting of healthcare in the Big Beautiful Bill "will have a catastrophic impact on access to care not only for those covered by Medicaid, but all people, especially in rural communities like ours.”

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🩺 John C. Fremont Hospital in Mariposa is at particular risk of closure and service reduction due to Trump's funding cuts.

👶 Mammoth Hospital closed its maternity ward, and now women have to travel 45+ minutes for their prenatal appointments and delivery.

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And a gift link to David French's piece: www.nytimes.com/2025/11/23/o... /End

Here's a gift link to John Yoo's article:
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And now Trump is calling for people like Mark Kelly, maybe even people like me, people who are standing up and pointing out the obvious, to be hung. He said that standing up for our military is a crime "punishable by death." 7/

I'm standing up for my brother and the rest of our military. As current Senator Mark Kelly has made clear, they deserve better than this anguish. They deserve better than the stain on their souls that carrying out these unlawful orders creates. 6/

French continued, "When the decision rests with the president alone, it puts members of the military in the position of trusting the judgment of a person who may not deserve that trust. I have heard from several anguished members of the active duty military. They feel real moral doubt..." 5/

David French, who was awarded the Bronze Star for his service in Iraq, said, "Trump has put the military in an impossible situation. He’s making its most senior leaders complicit in his unlawful acts, and he’s burdening the consciences of soldiers who serve under his command." 4/

Legal scholar John Yoo, most famous for defending the Bush administration's use of torture, said that the White House has not provided evidence for these attacks, and that "a broad, amorphous military campaign against the illegal drug trade... would violate American law and the Constitution." 3/

The legal community has been nearly unanimous that this is unlawful. The New York Bar Association said, "Because the recent attacks on Venezuelan vessels and their crews were unauthorized by U.S. law and in violation of binding international law, they were illegal summary executions – murders." 2/