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malaise

(278,782 posts) Wed Dec 11, 2024, 03:31 PM Dec 11

Bernie Sanders and Liz Warren have way more credibility on health insurance than

more than a few members of both parties.and so does Michael Moore.

At least the valedictorian has put the anger associated with health insurance out front and center.
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Bernie Sanders and Liz Warren have way more credibility on health insurance than (Original Post) malaise Dec 11 OP

This message was self-deleted by its author dalton99a Dec 11 #1

The only thing the valedictorian did was murder someone, and distract from the actual issue with that action. JohnSJ Dec 11 #2

Warren was kicking butt in the 2020 primaries pushing universal healthcare, until she released a study Silent Type Dec 11 #3

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JohnSJ

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2. The only thing the valedictorian did was murder someone, and distract from the actual issue with that action.

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Wed Dec 11, 2024, 03:34 PM

Dec 11

Silent Type

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3. Warren was kicking butt in the 2020 primaries pushing universal healthcare, until she released a study

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Wed Dec 11, 2024, 03:40 PM

Dec 11

that said it would cost $5.2 Trillion after her previous stance was that it wouldn't cost anymore than country is currently paying (roughly $3.8 T). That ended it.

Still think we need to keep trying, but that didn't help.

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