Our Most Important Question

[Think-b4-U-act]

I had begun another thread that asked the question "Why can a person not have private insurance in an M4A system?" One of the replies to me stated "This is a battle Democrats don't need to have, when the greatest existential threat to world democracy is hanging around like a bad smell in the WH." I realized I agreed with him or her 100%.

I wish all our candidates would agree on building on and fixing Obama-care with the goal of ultimately having Medicare for all who want it. Take it off the table. It will be used to pummel us by Republicans with all sorts of fear-mongering. As was stated, we face "the greatest existential threat to world democracy" we have ever faced. This makes my concerns about M4A meaningless. Remember, the Supreme Court determines the meaning of all laws and RBG is 85 y/o. If we lose, can she serve until she is 89? This threat we now face is greater than Hitler because it is already here.

I would like to know what you think. What is the strategy we should follow? Should we drop those things we may like in order to unite around a core set of beliefs that are not divisive for us. We can not repeat what we did in 2016, when we ripped ourselves apart. Our democracy will not survive it.

[abqtommy]

1. Yes, the medical care queston is important but to me the Most Important Question is:

Is our voting process fair and secure and if not what's the best way to fix it? From our voting process
comes everything else, for good or bad.

[Think-b4-U-act]

2. Yes, protect and defend our democracy is the thing

from which all else flows.

[TreasonousBastard]

3. Universal health care is the important thing-- how we get there...

should not be argued over in the primary.

[Think-b4-U-act]

4. Thank you, united we stand, divided we fall