Hey guys, I'm MDL High and also running for the
Texas State Senate, alongside the Senate.
So my business.
One of the first warnings I got about how public
things are down here is when I studied mine down
here, a woman named Link Connect who owns her own
LLC program.
She has to drop her Medicaid recipients because the Medicaid
money is just not there anymore that she used to
be because he writes something up and adjusted as long
before the independent way she's killing her.
On top of that, Texas is not part of the
Medicaid Expansion Program.
Medicaid expenditure programs and national money bucket that we all
pay money into, money flows in this bucket in the
state, but not us because we're not making another program.
So Texas.
So when Texans are paying for medical programs in California,
we Texans are paying for medical programs in New Jersey,
but not back here.
All meanwhile, my friend Connects happened to drop her Medicaid
Savings.
So only those who are rich enough to pay out
of pocket if it's stayed, but the other ones have
to get booted out.
And she doesn't want to do this.
She's having a moral dilemma with that.
This affects people's lives.
I've seen it especially with my father in law in
the later years of his life when he was worrying
about the financials.
This is terrible.
It's not good, especially today as a retired private school
teacher.
I was shocked to find out how little amount of
money the public school teachers made.
I was shocked to find out how little amount of
money people made teachers made before they were fired.
A friend of mine, Vicky, Chris Bonaparte, she was telling
me how much money she made before she retired as
a public school teacher, and I said, My God, we
need that's the same amount of money I made in
my first job in college.
It's insane.
You see, like a decade ago, our the same as
she gives more direct funding to our ISDs, which independent
school districts.
Um they've refacted that over the past decade to make
it more dependent upon reproductive taxes, which is a lot
tighter way of funding our studies
We need to fund our public school teachers, guys.
We have to.
We're too dependent upon bonds right now.
Because every time they need to they need additional funding
for their facilities so they can seem like only get
it through bonds because they're not getting them from our
state.
Right.
And those bonds, by the way, there's a law that
prevents those bonds from upping the teacher's salaries.
Those bonds can only go to the facilities, not to
the teachers.
And that is why we have lost forty percent of
our school staff in the past two years.
So we need to fix this system.
Again, one name is still afraid.
You want to learn more about me, you can afford
Texas.com, this F R F U I protects.com.
I also have some literature set up here that you
can pick up.