Episode 003: Justin Amash on Drugs, Medicare, and Star Trek vs. Star Wars

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Episode 003: Rep. Justin Amash on Drugs, Medicare, and Star Trek vs. Star Wars

Episode 003: Rep. Justin Amash Discusses Drugs, Medicare, and Star Trek vs. Star Wars

In this episode, Eric and Congressman Justin Amash (R-MI3) discuss the state of health care in the United States and what changes are likely to transpire at the federal level. Is Congress hopeless (spoiler alert: yep)? What would he do if he were in charge of transforming the US Health Care Industry? The discussion topics cover:

  • Medicare
  • Medicaid
  • Affordable Care Act
  • Pharmaceutical prices
  • Why Congress doesn't really fix things
  • Which is a better sci-fi universe: Star Trek or Star Wars?

 

Which does Rep. Justin Amash think is better: Star Trek or Star Wars?

Rep. Justin Amash (R-MI3)

show notes

Congressional Web Page: Justin Amash's official page.

Congressman Justin Amash: Congressman Justin Amash's wikipedia page. He represents Michigan's third district (Kent, Ionia, Barry, & Calhoun counties).

Campaign Website: His campaign website

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2 thoughts on “Episode 003: Justin Amash on Drugs, Medicare, and Star Trek vs. Star Wars

  1. Charlene Truszkowski

    This is great Eric!!! Just listened to the interview with Amash about the medical problems in this country. Tom and I together probably pay between 7 to 9 thousand dollars a year for medical costs even though we are on Medicare. This includes the money automatically taken out of our Social Security every month, the annual deductible amount and the medical bills remaining amount after Medicare and our secondary insurance pays. We would be overjoyed to be able to choose our own non-government insurance.

    • admin Post author

      Thanks for listening Char. No news to anyone here but we have as much of a problem with our health care system now as before the ACA passed. I’d recommend tuning in hear about how best to navigate the system and find alternative solutions.

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