As long as the Senate remains Republican most of Bernie's proposals are a long way off if at all. It's like how Donald was going to deport all the illegals and get rid of Obama Care.
As long as the Senate remains Republican most of Bernie's proposals are a long way off if at all. It's like how Donald was going to deport all the illegals and get rid of Obama Care.
FDR was called a socialist too.
Trees don't grow on money
that applies to any Dem proposals from any candidate that needs congress.As long as the Senate remains Republican most of Bernie's proposals are a long way off if at all. It's like how Donald was going to deport all the illegals and get rid of Obama Care.
Although Trump DID do his damage to Obamacare, it's why rates of uninsured are scheduled to rise. So big shiny "accomplishments" (in quotes for Trump at any rate, because pure destruction is not much of an accomplishment, though he would brag) may not always to be had depending on circumstances. But Presidential policy absolutely does affect things.
Trees don't grow on money
"Things should be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler." ~ Albert Einstein
Bernie is hugely popular here and has a big organized base of volunteers. Plus since more educated people have moved in the state has turned from red to blue. The rural areas are still red.
The reason demand is high for public health care is epic failure by the private sector. There is insufficient competition, little price transparency, little to no consumer choice, and no cost containment. Ditto with internet service providers except on transparency, but that's not a matter of life and death.
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