POSTER CONCEPT: "ONE NATION, UNDERFUNDED" Visual Style: Gritty, protest-art aesthetic (think Shepard Fairey’s Obama "HOPE" poster, but for healthcare justice). Color scheme: Black, white, and blood red for urgency. Central Image: A crumbling U.S. Capitol dome with medical symbols (crosses, pill bottles, ambulances) falling out of it. OR: A Statue of Liberty draped in bandages, holding an IV pole instead of a torch. Text: Top (bold, all-caps): "ONE NATION, UNDERFUNDED" Middle (smaller, impactful): "With poverty and denial for all." Bottom (fine print, sardonic): "Terms and conditions apply. Coverage not guaranteed. Bankruptcy likely." Additional Elements: Torn "insurance card" at the bottom with the words VOID stamped across it. Shadowy figures in suits (lobbyists, CEOs) stuffing money into pockets. A tiny "Made in the USA" label on a coffin in the corner. Why This Works: Mimics Mamdani’s tone: Blunt, systemic critique with dark humor. Visualizes hypocrisy: The "underfunded" nation spends trillions—just not on people. Memorable contrast: Parodies the Pledge of Allegiance to highlight betrayal. Variation for Protests: Swap the Capitol dome for a fist smashing a piggy bank labeled "Medicaid", with coins forming a hospital cross. Add a quote from Mamdani: "They call it a ‘system.’ It’s a crime scene." Digital Mockup Suggestion: If you want a quick DIY version: Background: Public domain image of the Capitol or a medical bankruptcy filing. Overlay text in a bold font (e.g., Bebas Mehr sehen