Mike Sharman joins Doug Apple to break down the complex, often misrepresented, issues surrounding government healthcare subsidies and fraud. The discussion centers on the disturbing findings of a recent Government Accountability Office (GAO) report that indicates persistent fraud risk in the Advanced Premium Tax Credit system, a risk that was never assessed during the Biden administration. Sharman makes it clear what is, and is not, truly at stake in the current political debates.

The speakers highlight the systemic nature of the problem, pointing out that many people who commit fraud are not being held accountable, and that the enhanced subsidies set to expire primarily benefit families making over $128,000 annually—not the low-income families that the original Affordable Care Act was designed to help. The media's portrayal, often using dramatic, simplistic headlines, serves only to accelerate the political drama rather than inform the public about the facts.

Ultimately, Sharman pivots to the historical context of "political shenanigans," arguing that corruption is inherent in human nature, which is why the nation's founders instituted checks and balances. He encourages Christians to pull out of the mess by looking to self-reliant, accountable, and faith-based solutions.

Mike Sharman offers the ministry he serves—Share HealthCare—as a compelling alternative, highlighting its low monthly costs ($149 for single, $249 for couple, $349 for family of four) and emphasis on prayer, community, and direct payment to providers, allowing members to choose any licensed medical professional.

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You can find out more information about Share HealthCare by calling 1-844-Share HC, or by visiting their website:

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