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Romney, Bain & Covid for Dollars.

ByCasi Belcka

Jul 22, 2020

Mitt Romney Loves Big Pharma & Vaccine Money

In 2008, the Pharmaceutical Industry Donated $411,211 to Mitt Romney

In 2012, the Pharmaceutical Industry Donated $2,459,407 to Mitt Romney

As a Senator Mitt Romney has Received $153,925 from the Pharmaceutical Industry

Is Mitt Romney Still Making Money for Bain Capital in the Senate?

Bain Capital has Donated $100,300 to Senator Mitt Romney. His #1 Donor

Bain Capital Donated $288,470 to Romney in 2012

Bain Capital Donated $117,075 to Romney in 2008

Romney is the Father of Romneycare & Obamacare

Did Romney Financially Benefit From "Alleged" Vaccine Injuries?

As Robert F Kennedy Jr. explained, Pharmaceutical Companies Make More Money Treating the (alleged) vaccine injuries, than they make off of the vaccines themselves: Acadia Healthcare is a Major Holding in Mitt Romney's Portfolio through BCIP Trust Assoc. III. According to Acadia's Website:

"Through the Children’s Behavioral Solutions program, a resource coordinator will provide you with any support and help you might need while seeking treatment solutions for your child or teen. Your resource coordinator will remain involved throughout the entire process, even after placement for your child has been secured. Some of the many behavioral health concerns for which your resource coordinator can help you seek treatment solutions include, but are not limited to, the following:

Depression
Anxiety disorders
Autism spectrum disorder
Cognitive impairment
Conduct disorder
Eating disorders
Intellectual disabilities
Mood disorders
Self-injurious behavior
Substance use disorders
PTSD and trauma-related concerns

Romney, Bain and Acadia Made Big Money from Obamacare

Three Companies Benefiting from Obamacare's Expanded Access to Mental-Health Services. The law made access to treatment for addiction and other problems widely available. More patients with the means to pay for care is creating greater opportunities for providers. LAURA COOPERMAR 6, 2015 10:22 AM EST NEW YORK (The Deal) -- Addiction and other mental illnesses have been and always will be part of life in the United States. But until recently, many potential patients couldn't afford the treatment they needed. Obamacare changed that, and providers are moving to take advantage of the expanded market. As a result, behavioral-health companies -- private and public -- have been on the acquisition trail.... This past week, Acadia Healthcare (ACHC) - acquired Quality Addiction Management, which operates seven comprehensive treatment centers in Wisconsin, for about $53 million. Acadia has a market capitalization of $4.42 billion.

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