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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Hillary Is Already TRIANGULATING Against Liberals [View all]PatrickforO
(15,432 posts)152. I'm really, really, REALLY tired of, when I want to use my tax dollars for
stuff that would genuinely make my life better, like single payer healthcare, politicians tell me we cannot afford it.
Because, you know what? No one asked how much the forever war was gonna cost. And no one even batted an eye when it went up into the trillions.
But no single payer?
Bullshit.
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Indeed, I'd rather pay a little more in taxes and do away with monthly premiums and copays!
arcane1
Nov 2015
#66
Oh goodie! We might get to see how well "Who else you gonna vote for?" works in a presidential year
jeff47
Nov 2015
#8
The enthusiasiam for Sanders is because people see an oppurtunity to break free of
rhett o rick
Nov 2015
#10
I think what we really need is a huge "revolution" at the state and local levels.
arcane1
Nov 2015
#73
I agree. But we also need to figure out how to get control of the national Democratic
rhett o rick
Nov 2015
#94
It will not work for me. Not at all. I will vote for every other Democratic candidate, but not for
JDPriestly
Nov 2015
#63
She is progessive like Flo in the commercials - i.e. selling insurance. nt.
Juicy_Bellows
Nov 2015
#12
Initially I believe she simply did not understand other people's life situations
truedelphi
Nov 2015
#14
It was Wellesley, then Yale Law, where she met Bill. "Living on $24K a year implies a higher gross
merrily
Nov 2015
#21
It's well known that liberals have much better senses of humor than conservatives.
Scuba
Nov 2015
#175
All those stories about the Third Wayers "warning" her not to go too far left. LOL!
merrily
Nov 2015
#24
It IS a truly messed-up thing! And its a truly messed-up time in American politics
RiverLover
Nov 2015
#29
Nice nothing, get a clue. quotation marks just might have meant something ....
Persondem
Nov 2015
#80
Every GOP mouth piece for the last 35 years. Sanders wears a nice target on his back vis a vis taxes
Persondem
Nov 2015
#84
No they won't. They came out of the woodwork to vote against Obama twice. for that decade
Persondem
Nov 2015
#141
Conservatives had not been harboring a white-hot hatred of Obama for almost 25 years.
frylock
Nov 2015
#143
Conservatives had been harboring a white hot hatred of people like Obama for nearly 400 years.
Persondem
Nov 2015
#146
None of my points were addressed!! One person sort of tried but had zero details & no numbers
Persondem
Nov 2015
#155
What percentage of their income are these people currently paying for mandated health insurance?
frylock
Nov 2015
#157
Guess you conveniently overlooked the quotation marks. Work your brain a while ....
Persondem
Nov 2015
#79
How about replying to the substance of my post instead of trying to deflect?
Persondem
Nov 2015
#100
Never. But the "substance" in the post I replied to forgot to include that detail. (nt)
jeff47
Nov 2015
#184
No one has been able to point me to a pace where the details of this wonderful plan exist
Persondem
Nov 2015
#158
So freaking what!?? You want to push an ill thought out idea you better be ready
Persondem
Nov 2015
#180
And the trillions we are wasting on Iraq? Why is that a given that that $ is there
Arugula Latte
Nov 2015
#109
Please provide some documentation for the trillions we ARE spending on Iraq.
Persondem
Nov 2015
#115
Makes me cognizant of the fact that a high priced (i.e. hightax) SP system isn't going to fly
Persondem
Nov 2015
#140
You might as well say pixie dust then. I'd like to see SP in the US, but without the details
Persondem
Nov 2015
#150
Nonsense. You are just waving your hands around in an effort to hide the facts.
Enthusiast
Nov 2015
#161
Once upon a time she actually attempted to find a way to provide health care access
tblue37
Nov 2015
#36
Yeah, we're the personality cult droning on about poise and looking presidential.
frylock
Nov 2015
#113
Frylock, you were supposed to come up with a funnier and more incisive Utra-something-or-other.
Nitram
Nov 2015
#162
I spent the day gathering a few more in that vein in addition to the one RickV posted
Jack Rabbit
Nov 2015
#160
It is a smear unless you clarify in the statement that it is based on your gut level feeling...
Nitram
Nov 2015
#191
Social Security is the single most popular program in America ever—pure socialism.
Enthusiast
Nov 2015
#128
We live in a greedy superficial and selfish country. Is tiered for profi healthcare ethical? NO
YOHABLO
Nov 2015
#64
Her answer re Wall Street, "I was a senator from NY" means she can't stand up to Wall Street
ViseGrip
Nov 2015
#65
In running for president, first doing a term as the "Democratic Senator from NY"
closeupready
Nov 2015
#135
That is why I am a Bernie Sanders Supporter. It is becoming very difficult to be a liberal in
Todays_Illusion
Nov 2015
#78
K&R! Single payer is my litmus test. I'm not in favor of free money for insurance companies.
Enthusiast
Nov 2015
#122
I'm really, really, REALLY tired of, when I want to use my tax dollars for
PatrickforO
Nov 2015
#152
At least she's not one of them Tax and Spend, bleedin' heart, libruls! K&R
Tierra_y_Libertad
Nov 2015
#179