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ooky

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5. It was adopted as a great sounding slogan.

Reply to gulliver (Original post)

Sat Jul 6, 2019, 05:04 PM

Jul 2019

I would prefer, since our platform is health care as a right, just call it "health care for all who don't have it", and focus our solutions on those people, including the issues you pointed out that exist with elderly Medicare, which fly in the face of "health care as a right".

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Why I'm against the term "Medicare for All" [View all] gulliver Jul 2019 OP

Agree, Medicare-for-All is an awful brand name. Whatever, it's called is going to take a massive Hoyt Jul 2019 #1

That's why most of the candidates' variations Hortensis Jul 2019 #3

1st caring for people and caring about people are two different things. wasupaloopa Jul 2019 #2

Good, informative post. :) Hortensis Jul 2019 #4

The clinic I worked for was in Ridgecrest where the wasupaloopa Jul 2019 #7

It was adopted as a great sounding slogan. ooky Jul 2019 #5

I see where you're coming from customerserviceguy Jul 2019 #6