Turn on the TV any night and you will see the same rotten story on loop. Americans who did everything right. Worked. Paid premiums. Played by the rules. Then came the moment they actually needed care, and the insurance company slammed the door shut. Claim denied. Coverage “reviewed.” Treatment delayed. People die while corporate lawyers shuffle paper. That is not a glitch in the system. That is the system. And spare me the gaslighting. This is not complicated. Baby boomers like me did not live through this nightmare. We had jobs that came with real insurance. Not marketing brochures. Not fine-print scams. Real coverage that actually paid when someone got sick. So what the hell happened to our kids and grandkids? The legacy media will never tell you the answer because they helped build the mess. When we grew up, borders meant something. If you overstayed a visa, you were apprehended and sent home. Period. By the late 1970s, enforcement got shoved into a drawer, forgotten, and e...