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In reply to the discussion: Krugman asks: So does this mean that liberals should have insisted on single-payer or nothing? [View all]MisterP
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Krugman asks: So does this mean that liberals should have insisted on single-payer or nothing? [View all]
kpete
Oct 2013
OP
They ALL said it! Every single Dem candidate in the primaries had a public option as
CTyankee
Oct 2013
#16
As a CT resident, I am SO ashamed of what Lieberman did to people like you and
CTyankee
Oct 2013
#47
You think there is any chance they'll give back a guaranteed 20% of a 3 trillion dollar pie?
Doctor_J
Oct 2013
#21
I dunno. Good luck in MIsssissippi...and other states where god knows the people
CTyankee
Oct 2013
#20
I actually believe (quite possibly naively) that taking away huge unfettered profits
etherealtruth
Oct 2013
#9
"Our next best hope is going to be nonprofit health insurance cooperatives."
etherealtruth
Oct 2013
#24
That's also what happens if you sign up for Medicare Part C or D, and even parts A and B
Hoyt
Oct 2013
#51
This is the exact point I frequently make here. But I am always surprised how many DUers disagree.
Nye Bevan
Oct 2013
#14
What is this bizarre preoccupation with the BOG? There are like 50 people in it, there are tens of
geek tragedy
Oct 2013
#37
Ted Cruz Left are those who join with Ted Cruz in engaging in hyperbolic, fact-free
geek tragedy
Oct 2013
#43
True that. The Dem party I hate called itself the Republican Party until about 20 years ago
Doctor_J
Oct 2013
#61
Yes, you started hating the Democratic party when it started winning national elections
geek tragedy
Oct 2013
#62
False choice, I never was a single payer or bust sort but still believe that reform
TheKentuckian
Oct 2013
#17
In 2007 people said it was impossible for a black man to win the oval office...
Demo_Chris
Oct 2013
#31
So, the Ted Cruz all-or-nothing approach was the right strategy, regardless of outcome? nt
geek tragedy
Oct 2013
#34
Huh? The way to single payer is for the government to offer a competing plan...
Demo_Chris
Oct 2013
#55
Every liberal should be upset at the errors. But a noisy, obnoxious few are rooting for failure.
geek tragedy
Oct 2013
#33