The core argument is that the private equity model—characterized by high leverage, opaque valuations, exorbitant fees, and a short-term focus—is fundamentally misaligned with the long-term obligations of pension funds. This mismatch, fueled by inadequate government funding and unrealistic return assumptions, jeopardizes retirement security and exacerbates market instability. The paper highlights how this practice contributes to inflated asset prices, reduced housing affordability, and the collapse of numerous businesses. Ultimately, it calls for urgent reform to protect both retirees and taxpayers.

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Private equity firms have quietly taken control of American healthcare, spending over $1 trillion in the past decade. From your local doctor's office to major hospitals, Wall Street's influence is reshaping how we receive medical care - and not for the better. In this episode, we dive into the staggering numbers behind this takeover and reveal how it affects your healthcare costs, quality of care, and access to medical services. We'll explore why even your dermatologist might now answer to investment bankers, and what this means for the future of healthcare in America. From skyrocketing prices to closed rural hospitals, discover how the profit-driven transformation of our healthcare system impacts everyone - whether they know it or not.

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