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pablo_marmol

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57. Thank you. Your view is extremely refreshing.

Tue Jun 27, 2017, 04:03 PM

Jun 2017

Nice to know that I'm not the only one who believes that there's been too much finger-pointing and not enough reflection.

I have no doubt that I'd be banned for stating my opinions about what happened on 11/08/2016.

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Warren: The Next Step For Dems Is Single-Payer Health Care [View all] DonViejo Jun 2017 OP

Now we're talking.. disillusioned73 Jun 2017 #1

Amen!!!! And insurance companies have offered to implement if outsourced to them. bresue Jun 2017 #2

How does that work? IronLionZion Jun 2017 #4

The paperwork.... bresue Jun 2017 #7

German model zipplewrath Jun 2017 #11

Bernie's Platform stephensolomita Jun 2017 #51

Switzerland too TexasBushwhacker Jun 2017 #67

Amen!!!! bresue Jun 2017 #61

I don't get the.. hold on, let's save ACA first disillusioned73 Jun 2017 #8

Best case is Tweak ACA and improve on it with people** paying premiums to NON-profit Medicaid & Sunlei Jun 2017 #59

Sure - and while we are at it a big apology is due Bernie Sanders. ciaobaby Jun 2017 #3

Agree. nt zentrum Jun 2017 #5

Apologize for what? They didn't have the votes in 2008. The blue dogs refused to support single still_one Jun 2017 #14

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where have you been getting that talking point from, the Jill Stein campaign? Every single Democrat still_one Jun 2017 #28

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Bingo-Bamgo.. disillusioned73 Jun 2017 #38

No, Not bingo-bamgo Cha Jun 2017 #63

Yes.. bingo & bango disillusioned73 Jun 2017 #70

You're accusing "echo chamber circle jerks".. all you have Cha Jun 2017 #72

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Bullshit. They didn't have the votes in 2008 for single-payer, and they don't have them today still_one Jun 2017 #32

Time to stop talking crap about voters who didn't support Clinton, and start asking why LiberalLovinLug Jun 2017 #42

Nope. This is like the talking point that "Hillary should just go away", but of course it is still_one Jun 2017 #46

How dare her supporters speak out? LiberalLovinLug Jun 2017 #48

People who didn't vote for her don't belong in this forum lunamagica Jun 2017 #49

That was not the argument LiberalLovinLug Jun 2017 #52

Thank you. Your view is extremely refreshing. pablo_marmol Jun 2017 #57

This message was self-deleted by its author Kathy M Jun 2017 #55

You may want to ask yourself why people who didn't support and vote for our Democratic candidate lunamagica Jun 2017 #56

Your tired insult of "groupthink" is noted.. But, you Cha Jun 2017 #74

Basically in Agreement with LiberalLug stephensolomita Jun 2017 #53

Yeah.. 3rd party asshole Liars who Lied Cha Jun 2017 #73

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Nah. nt Maven Jun 2017 #27

Yup. +1 nt riderinthestorm Jun 2017 #40

Nope. Amimnoch Jun 2017 #43

Excellent post, Amimnoch! Cha Jun 2017 #64

For what? George II Jun 2017 #50

Thanks Senator Warren for your bold statements - they are right on! Trial_By_Fire Jun 2017 #6

If trumpcare passes, this could happen. oxbow Jun 2017 #9

See, THIS is Excellent, oxbow! calimary Jun 2017 #60

Thanks! Wish I could take credit... oxbow Jun 2017 #65

And that's ANOTHER good one, oxbow! calimary Jun 2017 #68

President Obama did the ACA because they didn't have the votes for single payer, a public option, or still_one Jun 2017 #10

And he never fought it zipplewrath Jun 2017 #16

You are wrong. Lieberman made it very clear that he would not support even a buy-in for Medicare still_one Jun 2017 #18

And Obama never called him zipplewrath Jun 2017 #20

President Obama did it through Reid and others in Congress. It would NOT have mattered. They didn' still_one Jun 2017 #34

Not according to Leiberman zipplewrath Jun 2017 #37

we will never know will we booley Jun 2017 #62

Sorry booley, we do. Nelson in Nebraksa said no, Nelson in Florida said no, still_one Jun 2017 #66

Sanders on single payer 2010 -- "It would have had 8 or 10 votes and that's it." Hoyt Jun 2017 #30

In California where I live it is not a sure thing. It is on hold right now in the State still_one Jun 2017 #35

Absolutely! Ligyron Jun 2017 #12

Hahahahaha! EarthFirst Jun 2017 #13

I've said this before and I'll say it again frazzled Jun 2017 #15

I tend to agree zipplewrath Jun 2017 #23

That's exactly how it happened in Canada. mac56 Jun 2017 #24

And that was in 1947; it took decades to arrive at the 1986 act. frazzled Jun 2017 #26

I think you mean 1966 LiberalLovinLug Jun 2017 #45

Oops, I meant 1984 frazzled Jun 2017 #47

Naivete and dreams got Trump elected IronLionZion Jun 2017 #29

And Trump hasn't delivered on a single one of those "dream" promises frazzled Jun 2017 #36

"Pie in the Sky" bahrbearian Jun 2017 #17

YES! I'm tired of this crap. If the GOP is going to push this sort of cruelty...I think the people Honeycombe8 Jun 2017 #25

I agree get the red out Jun 2017 #31

If we're going to run on Single Payer, She should introduce it in the Senate. rogue emissary Jun 2017 #33

Got my Vote turbinetree Jun 2017 #39

Amen! workinclasszero Jun 2017 #41

Yes, yes, yes!! marybourg Jun 2017 #54

yes they should, but it took Ds 30+ yrs to get to ACA. If Rs wreck ACA, we'll all be dead of old age Sunlei Jun 2017 #58

A national single payer system is very far off NobodyHere Jun 2017 #69

Need California to get it right first Bradical79 Jun 2017 #71