Keckley Report January 6, 2025
Paul Keckley

In late 2025, two events reset the U.S. health system’s future at least through 2026 and possibly beyond:

November 5, 2024: The Election: Its post-mortem by pollsters and pundits reflects a country divided and unsettled: 22 Red States, 7 Swing States and 21 Blue States. But a solid majority who thought the country was heading in the wrong direction and their financial insecurity driving voters to return the 45th President to the White House. With slim majorities in the House and Senate, and a short-leash before mid-term elections November 3, 2026, the Trump team has thrown out ‘convention’ in their setting policies and priorities for their second term. That includes healthcare.

December 4, 2024: The Murder of a Health Executive...

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