Cutting Medicare and Medicaid today doesn’t reduce tomorrow’s illness - it only ensures higher bills and worse outcomes down the line. There’s a better path: investing in science and technology that prevent disease, manage chronic conditions, and develop new treatments - slowing cost growth while saving lives.

Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina exposed devastating failures in disaster response, FEMA again faces mounting threats as climate change fuels stronger storms. Rising seas, extreme winds, and heavier rainfall now collide with political interference, gutted programs, and workforce cuts—leaving the nation at risk of repeating the same catastrophic mistakes.