Ending Noxious DEI Practices

Demand Compliance Certification from Hospitals and Managed Medicaid  Organizations (MMOs)

Problem

Because hospitals and MMOs often dominate the medical landscape in  your state, they may be staffed with DEI activists who push divisive and  discriminatory practices surreptitiously, even going so far as to skirt anti-DEI laws.  These institutions are also often engaged in promoting pediatric sex transitions.

Solution

Hospitals and MMOs in your state rely heavily on public funding, much of  which you control. Pass a law that every hospital and MMO in your state must certify  compliance with state laws banning or restricting DEI practices, as well as state  laws banning or restricting pediatric sex transitions, to keep their licenses to  operate (hospitals) and to keep their state Medicaid contracts (MMOs), or else  forfeit public funding. Ensure the law extends to emancipated minors. Require the  subject facilities to change their performance standards and stop their promotion  of gender ideology. Require the performance standards to be evidence-based and  focused on quality health care, not ideology. Failure to certify compliance would result in the loss of their license to operate (hospitals), cancellation of their state  Medicaid contracts (MMOs), or forfeiture of public funding.

Why this works

In the absence of a proper enforcement mechanism, DEI  proponents will try to skirt any law you have passed that bans or restricts DEI  practices, as well as any law you have passed that bans or restricts pediatric sex  transitions. A law that allows you to revoke a license to operate, cancel a state  contract, and cut public funding is the best means to achieve real accountability.

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