The Collapse of our Medical System with Nurse Twila

Today, The Two Mikes welcomed the return of Twila Brase, a distinguished, longtime

professional nurse and one of the county’s most articulate champions of returning control of

medical care to the citizens of America. Ms. Brase said that all Americans are coming close to

the dead-end for the country’s current medical system; the Medicare Trust Fund, just as the

Social Security Trust Fund, is non-existent. This fact is made worse because the number of

people working in the United States is decreasing as the last of the massive postwar “baby-

boomer generation retires”. As night follows day, fewer workers means less payroll taxes,

leaving the government with a choice between higher taxes or more frequent denial of

treatment. The politicians probably will do both. The national government is now paying for

both programs directly from the payroll-tax funds paid by workers Ms. Brase said that in 2022

the federal government’s Medicare plans confronted the reality that the cost of the plans was

$55 billion dollars more than the funds that came in from the payroll taxes paid by American

workers. Recent estimates show that by 2036 the entire national medical system will go “belly-

up”. For that reason, the national government’s socialist medical system already has increased

the ability of the federal bureaucracy, the medical profession, and medical insurers to deny

access to treatment, a money saver and death sentence for those who are denied. Ms. Brase

said that it is critical that all Americans must accept the fact that “freedom from Medicare is

needed if they are ever again to have freedom of medical choice.” Ms. Brase closed by saying

that she also is helping to push legislation that calls for the end to all DEI (Diversity, Equity and

Inclusion) initiatives in medical schools, rightly identifying those initiatives as bringing both the

death-kneel of competence, while also encouraging those being trained as doctors to

discriminate between sexes and racial groups in their provision of medical services.

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