SDMairs, MPA

SDMairs, MPA

@sdmairs.bsky.social

Recovering political junkie. Mainer. Irreverent-as-hell small biz owner. Democratic socialist & part-time international man of intrigue. Default mode: lead with sarcasm. Interests: Politics, queer rights, local economies. Hot takes served daily. Bring snax

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If you’re unclear Amanpour’s exit from CNN after 43 years has to do with the Ellison takeover and her coverage of Israel/Gaza you’re not paying attention. Fascism is taking hold in 🇺🇸, as the Trump-friendly pro-Israel oligarchs buy up the outlets.

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This is pathetic. Ukraine tested Starlink speed restrictions in Europe and had no issues - the restrictions only exist in Ukraine. The Trump administration is actively helping Russia kill Ukrainians - and risking the lives of US and NATO advisors in Ukraine.

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Constant chronic crying since the day they won all 4. The cult raced out to blow any kind of mandate, respect, leadership or integrity. Look at you now, Mike.

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NEW: Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger just revealed stunning early voting numbers ahead of the midterms. 450,000 Virginians have ALREADY voted, compared to just over 200,000 at this point in 2022. @macfarlanenews.bsky.social reports.

How Universal Healthcare Impacts Workers' Comp ​1. Redundancy in Medical Care ​Under a single-payer or universal healthcare model, every resident's medical care is covered regardless of how or where an injury occurs—whether a worker falls off a ladder at a job site or trips at home.

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Direct Cost Savings for Employers: Because medical coverage would be absorbed by the universal system, employers would no longer need to pay separate, expensive commercial premiums strictly for the medical portion of workers' compensation insurance. ​

Streamlined Patient Care: Injured workers wouldn't face delayed care while insurance carriers dispute liability or determine which policy is primary.

How Universal Healthcare Impacts Workers' Comp ​1. Redundancy in Medical Care ​Under a single-payer or universal healthcare model, every resident's medical care is covered regardless of how or where an injury occurs—whether a worker falls off a ladder at a job site or trips at home.

​Elimination of Dual Systems: Today, when a worker is hurt, healthcare providers and employers waste substantial administrative time determining whether an injury is "occupational" (billed to workers' comp) or "non-occupational" (billed to private health insurance).