Dear Mr. President, Today I’m writing about health-care fraud. Fraud is a fact of every ultra-large government program. Careful observers of such programs or systems note that expertise develops on which requests will be approved and which do not. It is a simple conclusion for applicants to tailor requests to fit the parameters of acceptance. Fraud in Medicare and related programs is acknowledged to be rampant, costing taxpayers multiple billions each year. This requires increased budgets and decreased honest benefit approvals. The acknowledged capitols of such fraud are Miami and NYC, particularly for medical equipment. In fact, I’ve read that organized crime is involved, with their view that such activities (fraud) are far safer than traditional venues. The fraud here is that the equipment is never delivered. Even doctors are involved. I recommend you declare a “War Against Fraud,” wherein you franchise an undersecretary to Tom Price, Secretary of Health and Human
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