Big Pharma’s Extortion Racket Just Met Its Match in TrumpRx
Trump didn’t negotiate drug prices — he executed a hostile takeover of the pharmacy cartel.
For decades, Americans paid ransom to Big Pharma while middlemen skimmed billions. Congress held hearings, Democrats made speeches, and the prices kept climbing. Then Trump walked in and flipped the table. With TrumpRx, he didn’t “reform healthcare” — he bypassed the extortion network and forced Pfizer to sell direct, slashing costs up to 85%. That’s not policy. That’s insurgency.
The media calls it a deal. Wrong. It’s a power move. Trump gave Pfizer a choice: play ball or face America First tariffs on their offshore pill mills. They folded. Now a $162 ointment costs $30, and every American knows who delivered it. Not Biden’s bureaucrats. Not Bernie’s socialist schemes. Trump.
Understand the stakes: this is Obamacare inverted. Instead of subsidizing a broken system, Trump exposed the scam and branded the savings with his name. Every refill, every prescription, is a campaign ad. Pharma is no longer untouchable — it’s Trump’s next conquered territory.
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TrumpRX: Direct Strike on Big Pharma’s Middlemen
Trump just detonated the drug game.
Forget the lobbyist scripts — this wasn’t a “partnership,” it was a power grab.
Here’s the play: Pfizer drugs go straight to the people through TrumpRx, a federal-run portal. No pharmacy benefit managers. No shadow markups. No middleman skimming billions off the backs of seniors.
NBC framed it like a cute discount program. Wrong. It’s Trump bending a pharma giant into submission — giving America First tariffs teeth while handing Pfizer a three-year lifeline to adjust. That’s leverage politics, not compromise.
The discounts are brutal — 50 to 85% cuts on flagship meds. $162 ointments dropping to $30 pills. That’s not “healthcare reform.” That’s ripping the mask off a decades-old extortion racket and showing what the drugs really cost once the suits are cut out.
The spin will be predictable: “Trump cozying up to Big Pharma.” False. The real story — Trump forced the cartel to preempt tariffs by giving up their price-gouging throne. He broke their chokehold before it snapped America’s neck.
Implication: Once TrumpRx goes live in 2026, the political calculus shifts. Millions of Americans will link cheap medicine not to government handouts, not to Obamacare, not to Biden’s fake “negotiations” — but directly to Trump. Prescription savings branded in his name. A permanent campaign tool.
The cartel knows it. That’s why Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk already scrambled with their own websites — they see the Trump tariff hammer swinging.
Decoded? This isn’t about meds. It’s about Trump planting the America First flag in a market the globalists thought untouchable. Pharma is now the next steel, the next energy, the next battlefield.
TrumpRx is the new Obamacare — except this time, the system bleeds, not the people.
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CIRCLE OF POWER
Norman Moves to Silence Congress’s Paychecks During Shutdown
Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) just reintroduced a constitutional amendment to pause congressional salaries when the government shuts down — no pay, no back-pay.
Power decode: Norman is tapping into public rage over elite immunity. He’s signaling that the GOP must not be above the pain they’re inflicting. This is theater and pressure — forcing legislators to choose between solidarity with workers or defense of their golden parachutes. Norman aims to make “shutdown” synonymous with “sacrifice for all, not just the plebs.”
Trump Claims Title as the Most Litigiously Dominant President in Decades
RealClearPolitics argues Trump is “on a winning streak” across the courts — overturning challenges, reshaping precedent, stacking wins.
Power decode: This is not a boast — it’s a weaponized narrative. Trump is rewriting the “judges are independent” script by showcasing court victories as proof of institutional reform. He’s flipping the judiciary from a hostile battlefield into a pillar of his regime’s legitimacy.
White House Signals Imminent Federal Layoffs Amid Shutdown Warfare
As the government shuttered Oct. 1, the Trump administration ordered agencies to prep for mass firings — layoffs to begin “in a day or two.”
Power decode: This is leverage, not mismanagement. Trump plans to weaponize job loss — turning federal workers into hostages in budget negotiations. The message to Democrats: Concede or watch the country burn. The real target isn’t efficiency, it’s control.
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TrumpRx isn’t reform. It’s a power grab.
Pfizer folded. Drugs slashed 50–85%. Middlemen erased. The extortion racket exposed.
The press calls it “discounts.” The truth: Trump forced the cartel to preempt tariffs by surrendering their chokehold.
This Sunday’s Ledger decodes the ambush — the receipts, the fallout, and why Big Pharma’s panic is just beginning.
Zero fluff. All receipts.
The cartel thought they were too big to break. TrumpRx proved they were just waiting to be busted. The racket is over — and the house always wins when Trump runs the table.
~ Scott 🇺🇸
PS. TrumpRx just cut Big Pharma’s legs out — 50–85% drug price drops, middlemen wiped out. Sunday’s Ledger decodes the cartel collapse.
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Not sure what the firings had to do with this topic (the firings were of those who refused to simply provide a list of things they had accomplished the week prior, and these were employees who insisted on working from home even thought the plandemic was years ago). So much for that conspiracy theory.