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muriel_volestrangler

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15. And he generally has no idea how much it costs

Reply to Goprox (Original post)

Sun Jul 23, 2017, 09:16 AM

Jul 2017

having given figures of $12 a year, or $15 a month, for someone young and healthy. When you're as clueless as that, it's not surprising that you can just toss of an opinion of "everyone should have healthcare". He is the most ignorant president there has ever been. He has lived his life in the bubble of the entitled rich, with someone else to take care of all his needs.

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New York Times' Maggie Haberman: "Trump generally believes that everybody should have health care" [View all] Goprox Jul 2017 OP

I heard her say that on an NPR program marybourg Jul 2017 #1

Trump wants a win (no matter how). He wants constant praise. He demands obedience. Solly Mack Jul 2017 #2

Totally agree Stinkfoot007 Jul 2017 #6

He would - and no amount of how deep, deep down he thinks this - is worth the time to say it. Solly Mack Jul 2017 #10

I am sure he does Egnever Jul 2017 #3

but not if it means giving Obama credit for it JI7 Jul 2017 #4

It's what he promised, but Hieronymus Jul 2017 #5

Trump eats his burger sans bun Doomy_Tunes Jul 2017 #7

I think you mean the Crotch Brothers? emulatorloo Jul 2017 #9

Sure, meaning everyone torius Jul 2017 #8

Maggie Haberman is another incompetent, know-nothing .... LenaBaby61 Jul 2017 #11

This is one of the reasons I no longer subscribe to the NYTimes. They have a pattern of still_one Jul 2017 #12

I think this happens quite a bit Stinkfoot007 Jul 2017 #14

They don't view the poor as people. So when they say "everybody" they really mean "the rich." briv1016 Jul 2017 #13

And he generally has no idea how much it costs muriel_volestrangler Jul 2017 #15