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wasupaloopa

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10. You talk as if we are just going to pass this law and everyone else will have to deal with it.

Reply to beachjustice (Reply #8)

Fri Sep 15, 2017, 05:31 AM

Sep 2017

You need to convince them before a law can be passed.

Unless we have a super majority in Congress and a President willing to sign a bill and a Supreme Court that will defend it you aren't going to force people to negotiate.

I wish we could talk about the problems involved rather than ignoring them.

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ANALYSIS: Bernie's Single Payer Healthcare Proposal [View all] rsacamano Sep 2017 OP

How does he plan on paying for it? Conyers details how he'd pay for his proposal. George II Sep 2017 #1

Paying For It Progressive2020 Sep 2017 #2

The video is one thing, the written bill is another. The members of the Senate will not.... George II Sep 2017 #3

Public Hearings Progressive2020 Sep 2017 #4

But Senators can only act on what's actually contained in the document before them..... George II Sep 2017 #5

Funding Progressive2020 Sep 2017 #7

That's not the way legislation is normally introduced. The Senate won't consider... George II Sep 2017 #12

It is not proven that taxes will work. A lot of ducks have to be lined wasupaloopa Sep 2017 #6

providers will have to negotiate with the government if they want business beachjustice Sep 2017 #8

You talk as if we are just going to pass this law and everyone else will have to deal with it. wasupaloopa Sep 2017 #10

Wealthy People Progressive2020 Sep 2017 #9

Nor am I concerned about the insurance industry mdbl Sep 2017 #11