He voted for RFK Jr. — but it WASN’T an act of courage.
It was a strategic power grab.
And Big Pharma rewarded him instantly.
THREAD 🧵
1/ After RFK Jr. was nominated for HHS Secretary, Cassidy played the part of the “reasonable Republican” by voting YES.
But behind the scenes?
He was already angling for MORE power inside the Senate Health Committee.
2/ As soon as Cassidy first landed himself a role in the Health Committee, Pfizer, Eli Lilly, Bristol Myers Squibb, and Biogen all came knocking.
Here’s the money trail:
$5,800 from Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla
$5,000 from Eli Lilly CEO David Ricks
$2,900 from Bristol Myers CEO Giovanni Caforio
$2,500 from Biogen CEO Christopher Viehbacher
These aren’t random.
These are board members of PhRMA –the industry’s most powerful lobbying group – buying off Cassidy with personal donations.
🚨 EXPOSED: Healthcare middlemen are stealing billions from everyday Americans.
Now they’re launching a massive PSYOP —hijacking MAHA talking points—to trick you into thinking HR 6283, which would END their kickbacks, is a “payday for Big Pharma.”
Here's the shocking truth 🧵
2/ Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) are middlemen who control which drugs you get and how much you pay.
The three largest PBMs - owned by UnitedHealth, CVS, and Cigna - collect billions in hidden fees and kickbacks.
Reuters:
3/ Donald Trump calls these guys the bloodsuckers of the system:
"We're gonna knock out the middleman. They're rich as hell. We are gonna get drug costs DOWN."
🚨 DEVELOPING: One 16-year-old boy is suing Kraft Heinz & other food giants for knowingly weaponizing addiction science to poison him—and the rest of America’s children—with processed food.
I read the entire 148-page complaint.
Here’s what you need to know 🧵
2/ Plaintiff Bryce Martinez developed Type 2 diabetes and fatty liver disease at just 16 due to heavy consumption of ultra-processed foods (UPFs). His lawsuit reveals the human cost of an industry that profits by preying on children.
3/ The lawsuit argues UPFs are "industrially produced edible substances that are imitations of food"—stripped of nutrition, pumped with additives, and designed for maximum addiction. These products dominate 2/3 of children's diets in the U.S.