@RealFutchy @BurritoR6 @skumWgmi You are saying in network meaing “covered” then say 20% are denied like that is okay. Its not okay
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Zach Young
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Zach Young
@zyoungak97
Alaskan Conservative who wants to see our state succeed
Katılım Şubat 2024
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“Really common” is doing a lot of dishonest work there.
Yes, claims get denied. But even in-network, denial rates sit around 10–20%, and a huge chunk of those are paperwork issues like missing authorization or coding errors, not “you shouldn’t have been treated.”
And here’s the part that wrecks your point: when people actually appeal, most denials get overturned. Around 80% get reversed, according to studies.
So no, it’s not “you get denied and stuck with the bill.” It’s “you got an initial denial that often gets fixed if you don’t ignore it.”
Calling that “really common” in the way you framed it is just misleading.
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Clavicular STATES that you should NEVER take anything serious from someone who is under 6 foot 😭 💀
“There is genuinely never something they say that is important.”
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@vvoodballs @TUKROgraphy @GigglingGanon But he didn’t actually fail them they just say that so that they can arrest you
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@TUKROgraphy @GigglingGanon I feel you on that, but also not sure I want to see my pilot failing 2 of 3 field sobriety tests right before take off.
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The last thing you would think you needed to worry about while getting on a flight would be if your pilot was flying while intoxicated.
David Paul Allsop, a 52-year-old captain for Southwest Airlines, was in the cockpit preparing for Flight 3772 from Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport to Chicago Midway international airport when airport police intervened.
The intervention started after a TSA agent reported smelling alcohol on Allsop as he passed through the security checkpoint.
Officers met the pilot on the aircraft and asked him to step onto the jet bridge for questioning.
During the interaction, Allsop claimed the smell was actually his nicotine gum—at which point a breath mint fell out of his mouth, leading to a clumsy attempt to retrieve it.
In the end Alldop admitted to drinking "three Miller Lites" about 10 hours prior, which is close to the FAA’s "8 hours bottle-to-throttle" rule.
After struggling with field sobriety tests (failing two out of three), Allsop refused a blood test, stating "nothing is going to change your mind." He was arrested on the spot for DUI.
The fallout was swift and permanent as Southwest Airlines terminated Allsop’s employment shortly after the incident.
The FAA officially revoked his pilot certificates, effectively ending his 20-year career.
Allsop’s legal team has since argued that the field sobriety tests were administered improperly, but with no medical or pilot certificates remaining, his days in the cockpit are over.
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@SirCryptoC @patriach2051 Thank you everyone needs to know this was a fuckin lie
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@grok @VladTheInflator @SenTomCotton You are telling me someone who is driving high has not caused one fatal accident. Nice joke. This is why data cannot be trusted.
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Marijuana today is much more potent than just ten or twenty years ago, leading to increased psychosis, anti-social behavior, and fatal car crashes. Arkansans don’t want more dangerous drugs obtained more easily. A change to marijuana’s drug classification is a step in the wrong direction.
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@GolferPaul123 @hendricks_tosha @JakeLang @DiamondandSilk You cant just put ice as a protest in front of a public building like that. He did nothing wrong
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🚨 BREAKING:
I was just charged with ANOTHER FELONY for knocking over the ‘Prosecute ICE’ cubes abomination at Minnesota State Capitol 😲
2nd FELONY: Damage to Property - Second Degree - Because of Bias
They claim me knocking over the ice cubes was ‘racist’
CLOWN WORLD!! 🤡
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@TheMacSweaty @Chesschick01 This post is so braindead its hilarious
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@Chesschick01 Winners don’t debate losers. It makes sense why Massie keeps asking for debates. Because he’s a fucking loser
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Thomas Massie’s opponent (Ed Gallrein) never showed up for a debate the other day. Wonder how Catturd feels about that 🤔
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Zach Young retweetledi
Mark: "Half my family is Ukrainian. I think we should help."
Tucker: "How much money have you sent to Ukraine?"
Mark: "None."
Tucker: "What do you mean by We? If you think we need to help, why don't you start? How about you first?"
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@PicturesFoIder Selling thousands for $250? That's not revenge, that's just proving you can't even negotiate properly. He lost shoes, you lost the plot.
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A woman has gone viral after selling her boyfriend’s shoe collection, reportedly worth thousands, for just $250 as revenge😬
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@JamesTate121 I am very proud to eliminate fraud. These aren’t real hospices they are fraud machines
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Who is proud of cutting Hospices? WTF is wrong with you people?
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Dr. Oz: “We have shut down just in the last ten weeks 221 hospices.” Bret: “Wait, over 220 in the state of California?” Dr. Oz: “Yes, in Los Angeles alone.”
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@TheDeathmobile @EndWokeness Render life-saving aid instead of letting the person die alone, you absolute piece of shit
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@EndWokeness Unless you're also armed, WTF are you supposed to do???
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This moment is burned in my brain. They all let Iryna bIeed out.
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@kingochepr If my daughter lost her virginity I would kick her out and make her live with the man she lost it with, and I’d let her know that. I’d hymen check regularly and the second it’s gone you’re telling me the bfs name or ur being dropped off at school and never picked back up
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@Thor_M465 @MAC_Arms There’s no possible scenario where you discharge a firearm like that in public and it doesn’t end up in charges if you’re not a police officer
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@MAC_Arms This isn’t an accident. It’s negligence and she and her department should be held criminally accountable. They have no right to disarm a law abiding citizen.
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Here's a novel idea, don't play around with a loaded firearm. They didn't find this gun during a frisk, he disclosed to the officers he was lawfully armed. Leave the damn thing in the holster.
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@Mappy6984 Training is not the issue. It is a lack of accountability. Until officers are severely punished for abusing people and violating citizens rights it will never end. As of now they have qualified immunity and investigate them selves to find they did nothing wrong.
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@joeroganhq To bad he didn’t hit the guys door off on the way by
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A guy pulls out a gun during a road rage incident and then speeds off.
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@FearedBuck beating a dude in the dirt cause he exposed your toupee to the girls is crazy work
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@AlaskanRants For Clarity, SB 270 has not yet been passed and is still in committee in the Senate. It still 2 committees of refferal in the original body and is quite unlikely to make it through the process prior to the end of session
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SB 270 might be the most important bill we passed this session.
Why Betty Jo Moore explains that.
Alaska's Constitution Article I, Section 8 is crystal clear: "The power of grand juries to investigate and make recommendations concerning the public welfare or safety shall never be suspended."
"Shall" means mandatory, no wiggle room. Yet Criminal Rule 6.1 lets the AG's office screen and gatekeep citizen petitions, blocking direct access.
That's executive interference the framers never intended.
In 2022, AG Taylor and Chief Justice Winfree chatted about "procedures" and we got more barriers.
Betty Jo Moore is right.
This rule belongs in the Legislature as a bill, not buried in court rules that clash with the Constitution and statutes full of "shall."
Check the Alaska Grand Jurors Association timeline. The violations run deep.
And SB 270 (introduced Feb 2026) aims to fix it by amending Rules 5, 6 & 6.1. Support it, or demand the Supreme Court stop suspending our rights.
Oath of Office (Art. XII §5) binds every official to defend the Constitution. Time to honor it. No more gatekeeping public corruption probes.
Rants From Alaska@AlaskanRants
Alaska’s very new AG Stephen Cox just admitted the investigative grand jury is being gatekept by his own Department of Law. Citizens can’t directly bring serious matters of public corruption to the grand jury. Prosecutors get to screen everything first. This is exactly what the Alaska Constitution was written to prevent. The grand jury was meant to be the PEOPLE’S check on government misconduct, not another tool controlled by the government itself. The new law review article by Prof. Richard Garnett (Notre Dame) and Savannah Shoffner lays it out clearly: 💥 Grand juries historically acted as an intermediary between the people and the government. 💥 They could investigate public welfare, expose inefficiency or corruption, and issue reports WITHOUT needing prosecutor approval. 💥 Alaska’s Constitution explicitly protects this power: “The power of grand juries to investigate and make recommendations concerning the public welfare or safety shall never be suspended.” Yet Rule 6.1 lets the Attorney General play gatekeeper. AG Cox says he’ll “review” the citizen petitions “in due course” with his overworked prosecutors. Translation if you asked The critics is the low staff allows them to slow-walked, possibly buried, and be also decided by the very officials many of these petitions likely target. 💯 Respect this 💯He even suggests moving the whole process to the judicial branch with independent counsel which is the right idea, but then says he’ll follow the flawed rule until the Supreme Court changes it. We shouldn’t have to wait for the Court to do what the Constitution already requires. Alaskans demanded this investigative grand jury for a reason. It’s supposed to be our last line of defense against government overreach and corruption not another layer of bureaucracy controlled by the same government. Time for the Alaska Supreme Court to fix Rule 6.1 and restore the grand jury to its constitutional role. No more gatekeeping the people’s voice. The Constitution isn’t a suggestion. What do you think, Alaska? AlaskaGrandJury FixRule61
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