The Empire of Managed Decline
The Department of Health and Human Services should’ve been a guardian of American well-being. Instead, it became the central node in a spiderweb of bureaucracy, regulatory capture, and pharmaceutical lobbying. The opioid epidemic? They missed it. Medical debt? They fed it. COVID? They politicized it.
The deeper truth? HHS doesn’t serve the people — it manages them. It works hand-in-hand with the FDA to approve drugs that kill and deny treatments that heal. It’s a department that exists to look like it’s helping, while quietly letting Big Pharma and hospital cartels run the show.
Verdict: Anti-SphstRDnck.
Health isn’t a government program — it’s personal. It’s time to rip out the bureaucracy and build a system rooted in real care, transparency, and freedom of choice.
👉 New Government Vision: A Department of Human Strength — stripped-down, local-first, community-rooted. Think mobile clinics, transparent care pricing, preventative health, and mental toughness taught in schools. Less policy. More healing. Real results, close to home.