Where Did MSNBC Get These Docs That Steph Is Interviewing.....

[global1]

They are echoing the Repug talking points.

[Blaukraut]

1. That was a disgusting display.

Even the doctor whose daughter has a preexisting condition said Trumpcare would be better for her. Ruhle should have asked how she was going to have a choice when preexisting conditions don't have to be covered anymore - and many other pushback questions for the other ones weren't asked, either.

[displacedtexan]

4. That guy must have a lifetime supply of Brylcreem.

He has fantastic insurance and a well-above middle class lifestyle. He can afford to support the deplorable Trumpcare bill.

Truly heavy sigh.

[Hortensis]

16. Disgusting all right. Work's slow today and I tuned in

just in time to listen to their sorry, smiling excuses for the inexcusable. All these people live with the connection between lack of healthcare and death. "Decentralizing" as a way to deliver good healthcare to all Americans? Not that he in any way claimed that was a goal for his five-syllable euphemism. Still wanna spit.

[MoonRiver]

2. I don't like Steph. She irritates me and once said her whole family is Republican.

I switch to CNN when she comes on.

[Shrike47]

6. Her father was the vice-presidential candidate on the ticket with Goldwater.

You don't get to pick your parents, unfortunately.

[MoonRiver]

7. Yes, but she did not qualify her statement with something like, except for me.

I just don't know why a journalist would bring that up. Them's fighting words for a lot of us. But, also, as I said, I find her very irritating as a t.v. personality.

[SalviaBlue]

12. Wrong Stephanie...

Stephanie Miller's father was the vice pres candidate with Goldwater.

[MoonRiver]

18. NO. AS I POSTED ABOVE I HEARD IT OUT OF RUHLE'S MOUTH. NUFF SAID

[SalviaBlue]

22. I DID NOT RESPOND TO YOU.

I replied to the poster who said Ruhle's father ran on the ticket with Goldwater. That is not Stephanie Ruhle, it is Stephanie Miller.

You might want to read the reply before you scream a response.

NUFF SAID?

[Wounded Bear]

10. I usually don't mind her that much...

she's at least not a Trump shill. Her producer probably set up the guests per directions from Lack, that new guy who is trying to set up a Fox Noise clone.

[tenderfoot]

14. You're confusing her with Stephanie Miller

whose family was Republican.

[MoonRiver]

15. No, I am not.

I heard it out of Stephanie Ruhle's mouth.

[H2O Man]

17. Ms. Ruhle

grew up in New Jersey. Ms. Miller's father was Rep William Miller, who was indeed the VP candidate in 1964.

[MoonRiver]

19. And???

[H2O Man]

23. I was simply

commenting upon the general conversation there.

Note: I have no idea -- nor interest -- in her politics. I've watched perhaps a total of 15 minutes of her.

[Doodley]

3. They are paid so much money and likely come from privileged backgrounds that even as doctors

they lack empathy for poor people who would not be able to afford insurance if they lose Medicaid or see their premiums shoot up. They should be ashamed of themselves.

[hedda_foil]

5. Did they say if they represented a doctors' group?

The AMA came out strongly against Trumpcare, but there are a couple of right wing groups for docs without empathy, including one that Rand Paul founded for himself.

[csziggy]

13. No, they are doctors who voted for Trump

And who are willing to come out to spout Republican talking points. So far as was said, those are their only qualifications for discussing the subject.

[octoberlib]

8. Here you go

Link to tweet

[haele]

21. Ah, Doctors who voted for Donald Trump. Enough said.

Probably all in private practice that don't take Medicare/Medicaid because it doesn't pay enough anyway.

Haele

[tenderfoot]

24. Ruhle is totally getting called out on Twitter

which is a good thing.

[Demsrule86]

9. Trump supporters..sociopaths.

[Little Star]

11. Why is MSNBC giving all these wingers a platform?......

I will not watch a one of them! FU Andy Lack!

[MoonRiver]

20. AGREE!