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In reply to the discussion: This is why Bill Clinton should STFU. [View all]Response to still_one (Original post)
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Actually the story was started by Politico, and others are picking up on it. I stand by what I said
still_one
Oct 2016
#2
Right, and your plan to create a "united party" is to crap on a popular ex-president?
BobbyDrake
Oct 2016
#5
I had a similar thought about Bill as he made the President and others wait while he was socializing
monmouth4
Oct 2016
#6
We need a united party, and injecting things like this into the fray does not do us any good. While
still_one
Oct 2016
#8
Perhaps your assessment is right, or the media was misrepresenting this as though Bill Clinton was
still_one
Oct 2016
#19
Ours is a $4500 deductible, plus another 2000.00 - so total out of pocket per year is 6500.00
OKNancy
Oct 2016
#15
Bill is not becoming rich because of this, but the health insurers sure are, and that is why the
still_one
Oct 2016
#12
It does sound like Bill is criticizing a popular president. Why not wait on this until Nov. 9.
anamandujano
Oct 2016
#20
That is my gripe. The ACA's deficiencies should be addressed, but not by presenting the
still_one
Oct 2016
#22
Did he explain that Obama had to compromise with the pukes and did the best he could?
anamandujano
Oct 2016
#28
Forget the "high horse" business. He could be more diplomatic instead of divisive.
anamandujano
Oct 2016
#31
That was my characterization of Bill Clinton, for exactly the reason you gave, he could have used
still_one
Oct 2016
#37
What compromise from President Obama? And in return the GOP gave him ZERO votes in favor of ACA.
KeepItReal
Oct 2016
#30
I'm no diplomat but how about, "This is how we're going to fix the health care problem."
anamandujano
Oct 2016
#35
ACA is President Obama's. It has major issues. I'm cool with Clinton stating the obvious.
KeepItReal
Oct 2016
#42
Things seem to be going well. Why throw a buzz saw into the works at this time?
anamandujano
Oct 2016
#45
No, but he shouldn't phrase it in terms of slighting President Obama. As far as your
still_one
Oct 2016
#32
He said a LOT more than those few sentences over a 30-second period. What did he say just before...
George II
Oct 2016
#26
As usual George you are right, and as usual if given the opportunity, the media will go out of its
still_one
Oct 2016
#34
Bill is just pulling Hillary away from Obama and the ACA and I actually agree with him
NWCorona
Oct 2016
#27
Yes she did, but she didn't do it by putting President Obama in a negative light
still_one
Oct 2016
#33
The public option, single payer or Medicare for all didn't have the votes in 2000
still_one
Oct 2016
#88
You changed the discussion. You implied BIll Clinton was suggesting single payer, and that is
still_one
Oct 2016
#93
I agree, and as has been pointed out in this thread, there are a good number who have been left out
still_one
Oct 2016
#38
My daughter is on Obamacare because her Dad retired (forced) early and she can't be on his
Demsrule86
Oct 2016
#118
Clinton's statement will play with the millennials. They are a target group right now.
jalan48
Oct 2016
#53
NO!! He's giving Hillary a winning opening. I hope Trump takes the bait. It's wiggling on the hook
Mamajami
Oct 2016
#64
I think it is good that he is recommending what needs to be fixed in the ACA, I just think
still_one
Oct 2016
#68
It is not a spat...Obama would be the first one to tell you...we need to work on it...Congress is to
Demsrule86
Oct 2016
#97
ACA sucks, but it is better than what we had before. The Clinton plan from the 90s was better.
apnu
Oct 2016
#82
Scarborough is doing the backstroke like a pig in shit. FFS Bill, if you can't have coherent on
OnDoutside
Oct 2016
#98
I think we now know how ordinary Republicans feel when Trump goes off the wall. It's not nice.
OnDoutside
Oct 2016
#101