" Top 3 Questions to Ask New Politians."

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This has been on my mind since 2013. I've been doing a lot of research and investigating journalism to find out what really happens when a politician collects Big pharma money or the NRA. When I was in school in 2013 I tried to help to elect Senator Cory Booker in to office. And I regretted to do that now. It's been 8 years since my tragedy with school , Brian and Big pharma. ( Cory Booker) . When people run for office, there are tones of questions you need to ask them.


First of a few questions that need to be asked to a new politician running for office.

Some of the questions would be regarding, if your going to collect anything from places like, big pharma, the NRA and or other causes.

How do these politicians get funded? ( Whether they are rich, and have an income of themselves. Like for instance Cory Booker parents owned IBM. And the number one thing that people, reporters, campaign managers and journalists always fail to ask.

What does that person ( the person that's running for office. ) Believe in. Does he believe in abortion, or he's against Planned Parent Hood. These are extremely very serious questions to think abut before electing a politician.

I would like to admit that when electing Cory Booker, I regret electing him in to office. Only because he was secretely collecting Big pharma. He was collecting , $400,000 a year from big pharma. But I've been saying this that he's not the only politician collecting big pharma. Both , Republicans and Democrats love to collect big pharma money.

The number is actually higher. Booker runs a leadership PAC, a common device on Capitol Hill to raise money for a variety of uses, from travel expenses to helping other candidates fund their campaigns. Booker’s PAC got $56,000 since 2014, for a grand total of $468,000.


What happens to regular citizens who's states collect big pharma. Well, what happened to me was, I never was admitted to the hospital since I"ve been under SSI. I was completely normal. Then Cory Booker ran for office and I've been in these stupdi hospitals for 10 years. In and out.

Politicians who collect big pharma money should be held criminally liable for collecting that huge amount of money

But my biggest concern is also how does Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and others who want to introduce Medicaid for all, when these 13 Democrats who collect big pharma money to implement medicaid for all. This is a criminal act. And I support medicaid for all just not those politicians who collect big pharma. And $400,000 a year is just to much. That's 2 million dollars per term for each senate run.

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