I told her it was ridiculous for a Monetarily Sovereign nation, that has the infinite ability to create dollars and save the lives of its residents, to cut spending on healthcare.
In fact, such a nation should, and easily could, fund a comprehensive, no-deductible Medicare plan for every American of all ages.
Here is her response.
January 7, 2026
Dear Mr. Mitchell: Thank you for taking the time to express your thoughts regarding health care and the health care system in the United States.
Understanding your perspective helps me to better represent Florida in the United States Senate, and I appreciate being given this opportunity to respond.
The United States stands at the forefront of global innovation and cutting-edge technologies in health care products, services, and treatments.
American innovation has pushed the boundaries of science and delivered lifesaving therapies and treatments that were unbelievable just decades ago, and for this I am incredibly grateful.
Nice words about history. Now explain why Republican President Trump has cut research massively.
We are faced, however, with rapidly increasing health care costs. In 2023 alone, America’s national health expenditures reached $4.9 trillion and accounted for over 17% of our country’s gross domestic product.
Which means the Federal government could do things at no cost to anyone:
- Fund free healthcare insurance for all
- Fund research and development of everything medical: Pharmaceuticals, medical personnel, and medical devices.
Instead, the Republicans are doing the opposite, thus making healthcare more expensive and less available for all.
The sheer size and complexity of the American health care system and the evolving health needs of our citizenry present unique issues. Floridians are rightly worried about the never-ending rise in costs and premiums.
Which cutting Obamacare only will exacerbate.
The last thing someone should worry about if they are sick or injured is going broke and being in debt for the rest of their lives.
So, the solution, which Republicans have been promising for the past 12 years, is . . . ?
What it is, is easily solved. Free, comprehensive Medicare for every man, woman, and child in America.
I know how important it is for Floridians to have access to health care, including medications, at affordable prices.
You don’t act like you know.
During my time as Attorney General, I saw that the practices of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), which act as intermediaries between pharmacies, drug manufacturers, health insurance plans and consumers, were contributing to skyrocketing costs of prescription drugs.
I took action to address the harmful practices of PBMs and advocated for stronger PBM oversight and regulation.
Got it. You’re blameless. The fault lies with the PRMs, which do not need to exist if there were a free, comprehensive Medicare-for-all plan.
I also fought to protect the public from scammers who exploited our health care system. Through the work of my Medicaid Fraud Control Unit and Senior Protection Team, we recovered millions of dollars and prosecuted individuals attempting to steal critical health care benefits.
How wonderful. You “fought” to recover millions of dollars from the economy for the federal government. How about fighting to save millions of dollars for the people?
The federal government doesn’t need the millions of dollars. It creates all it needs simply by voting and pressing computer keys.
The people need the dollars. In fact, your fight to save the federal government money actually takes dollars out of the economy.
In real terms, you are fighting for a recession, which is what taking dollars out of the economy does.
As your United States Senator, I will continue to fight for greater quality and accessibility in the American health care system.
More “fighting”? When will you stop your phony fighting and do some real saving for the people? Being an MZT (MAGA Zombie for Trump) does nothing for your constituents.
As a member of the Senate Health, Education, Labor & Pensions (HELP) Committee, I have the honor and privilege of working with my Senate colleagues to address issues related to our nation’s health. I will be certain to keep your thoughts in mind as the Committee considers health care-related matters and as such matters come to the Senate floor for a vote.
Thank you, Senator Moody. May your next fight be a real one, an unsuccessful fight to retain your Senate seat.
Rodger Malcolm Mitchell
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