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daily (or almost daily) ideas, tid bits, factoids, stories, research notes, news, and other fun things from the most interesting time period in american history! after reading my blog, click on the links below for more information about the new deal.. a new year's resolution suggestion for the democratic party: reject centrism, embrace the new deal, and educate conservative voters. above: a wpa nurse visits a mother and infant in new orleans, ca. 1935-1943. new deal policymakers vastly improved america's public health--especially for lower-income folks--with new hospitals & clinics, immunization campaigns, home visits, more funding for medical research, health education clas*es, improved waste disposal & drinking water infrastructure, and much more. today, the situation has reversed, with suicides & infectious diseases rising, rural hospitals & clinics closing, unacceptable infant mortality rates, children drinking lead from old infrastructure, and our healthcare under constant attack by right-wing politicians (politicians who want to run. the answer to our modern problems is not to cave to misinformed voters, but to educate them. in my state.. when we start talking about, 'hey, we're going to work together with the insurance companies to lower premiums,' that's what showed that most people, including most republicans, like the idea of medicare-for-all. second, joe donnelly appears to have received large from the insurance, healthcare, and pharmaceutical industries, so perhaps we need to take his advice with a grain of salt. and third, even if he's right, the answer is not to back down and whimper, oh, okay, you don't like medicare-for-all? sorry, sorry, no problem, i won't support it. instead, the answer is to educate misinformed voters. anyone who believes that health insurance managed by greedy, selfish, profit-driven shareholders and executives, is better than health hepatitis a outbreaks are exposing crumbling u.s. public health infrastructure