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In reply to the discussion: I see that James Talarico is doing something that Kamala did not [View all]Bluetus
(3,127 posts)33. But he hedged so much about it that he had no mandate.
And of course, there was no public option even considered. Obamacare is all private insurance, but it did include some other worthwhile reforms that aren't much discussed.
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senseandsensibility
18 hrs ago
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It is also important he confronts MAGA christianity about their bastardization of Christianity.
travelingthrulife
17 hrs ago
#4
My thoughts exactly. That's why I've thought that Talarico was particularly needed at this time.
summer_in_TX
15 hrs ago
#42
I would say Obama was elected to bring us a public option in healthcare
questionseverything
16 hrs ago
#22
Here's a link from Wikipedia that appears to support my recollection of events
Mad_Machine76
13 hrs ago
#59
I still genuinely believe if the Dems had RAMMED Medicare for all Americans through in 2009, we never
PatrickforB
15 hrs ago
#36
Nah, with all due respect, your post would have us all dancing at the end of the same string.
PatrickforB
8 hrs ago
#76
Opportunity economy, middle class, small business, first-time house buyer subsidy, corporate price gouging,
betsuni
8 hrs ago
#77
Except I would get rid of the 'fight hard' clause. My email box and mobile text fills up every day with dozens
PatrickforB
15 hrs ago
#40
Picking a convicted felon over competency is entirely because of not solving issues like housing and affordability (n/m)
Soul_of_Wit
14 hrs ago
#49
It is a fact. Do we want to have our principles or do we want to win some elections so we can make these things right?
Bluetus
15 hrs ago
#38
I am not sure one can ever define an opponent especially one as creepy as his. Best to just constantly define yourself.
efhmc
10 hrs ago
#73
Last night, Paxton broke out every stereotype from the Trump book he could find.
ificandream
14 hrs ago
#53
She called Trump an "unhinged and unstable" fascist ... oh wait, it's Kamala the Invisible, like all the
betsuni
11 hrs ago
#69