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Absolutely not. This is why I don’t accept PAC money from physician groups. There is a growing movement among doctors to use our influence to affect positive public policy. Check out @Doc4CampClosure a group dedicated to closing detention centers at the border...
And has raised the funds to give free flu vaccines to children in detention. We have publicly protested, written letters to CBP and DHS, and are staging an event in CA this week to demand access to these children. Check out the trip I made to the border on behalf of...
Asylum seekers: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1159161342575677440.html …
Look at the studies that show that doctors are in favor of SP healthcare by 52%-39%
Read the threads on #ThisIsOurLane, where doctors spoke up loud and clear in favor of gun reform. Check out Clinicians for Progressive care and @PNHP
The list of doctors and physician groups speaking out is growing steadily.
CA. Enough said. Financially insolvent due to abusive spending. Medicine has sold out to Wall Street. MD’s got in bed with government for Medicare, and now that cost is controlled by low reimbursement, you take few patients. MD is not synomouys with benevolent.
No it’s not. But there are thousands of us who are speaking up and out on behalf of the underserved and who know that #HealthcareIsAHumanRight, and who are fighting to improve multiple systems that affect communities.
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