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In reply to the discussion: Pete Buttigieg calls 'Medicare for All' and free college plans 'questionable on their merits' [View all]NYMinute
(3,256 posts)74. Mayor Pete is 100% correct. nt
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Pete Buttigieg calls 'Medicare for All' and free college plans 'questionable on their merits' [View all]
brooklynite
Jul 2019
OP
Well first, having everyoone with basic health care is not only humane, but is in our self interest.
CTyankee
Jul 2019
#56
Pete wants fo offer something like Medicare on the exchanges for people who want it.
mobeau69
Jul 2019
#5
I think the plan for college tuition can be expanded to include training for work in such areas as
CTyankee
Jul 2019
#58
It was DESIGNED to cover whoever is now covered. Your grandma had another qualifying reason....
Honeycombe8
Jul 2019
#70
It's not part of basic Medicare. It's optional, and you must buy it separately.
Honeycombe8
Jul 2019
#80
What, non-college educated workers paying for college for the children of big-money?
mobeau69
Jul 2019
#11
One thing he talks about is having the ability to refinance it like you can do with a mortgage.
mobeau69
Jul 2019
#14
You wouldn't have to refinance it if it wasn't to your advantage. Just like a home.
mobeau69
Jul 2019
#20
He left McKinsey to pursue a higher calling; to make a meaningful difference with his life.
mobeau69
Jul 2019
#33
The children of big money will still go to private schools like Harvard and the other Ivys.
Politicub
Jul 2019
#32
The Ivy League schools want talent and are willing to pay for it. They can be virtually free for
CTyankee
Jul 2019
#60
Yep. People bizzarly think Medicare is an insurance plan paid for by premiums
grantcart
Jul 2019
#45
Very credible. President Obama agrees in saying we shouldn't be offering everything for free
Thekaspervote
Jul 2019
#36
He's right about free college. The health care issue - who knows? It's the hardest issue of all.
Honeycombe8
Jul 2019
#51
Unpaid student loans and college that's too expensive for the majority to take advantage of...
Humanist_Activist
Jul 2019
#71