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Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: Tweet from Bernie Sanders this morning: [View all]WobblyDem
(16 posts)114. Heard this before. Don't worry, it's a lie.
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Bernie voted for CHIP.
Bernie did vote against part of the budget CHIP was attached to, because we had control of the WH, House AND Senate anyway. It was a performative vote to signal that it wasn't enough when Democrats had the chance to finally implement single payer and didn't.
I believed Hillary was just forced to concede ambitions of single payer because DC sucks all the up to her specifically coming out against it in 2016. I didn't even believe it until a little while after that, I really just didn't want to.
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided
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I identified the most prominent of those "floating objects" you are referring to - take a look.
ehrnst
Oct 2019
#101
Attacking no in particular, simply pointing out self-aggrandizing actions.
LanternWaste
Oct 2019
#15
How is Sanders quoting AOC an "attack" on either? It's his tweet, it's her statement.
George II
Oct 2019
#19
Oh good god! That quote could be the opening line of a Tammy Wynette or Patsy Cline song!
NurseJackie
Oct 2019
#13
She says she never recognized her inherent value as a human being until a man came along,
LongtimeAZDem
Oct 2019
#27
That was my thought as well; if true, her parents clearly failed her completely.
LongtimeAZDem
Oct 2019
#32
Just hearing his name? Wow! He's more powerful than Miracle Water, My Pillow, and The Blue Dot
emmaverybo
Oct 2019
#33
She interned for Ted Kennedy and didn't notice he'd been saying health care is a human right
betsuni
Oct 2019
#50
K&R pretty powerful and this represents many young ppls feelings of sanders message.
Kurt V.
Oct 2019
#57
these young white men i talk to are just trying to figure out the world and what the future means
Kurt V.
Oct 2019
#94
Wait...what? "Many young people" began to question and assert and recognize their inherent value
lapucelle
Oct 2019
#103
a politicians name represents their message. his message is resonating among young ppl.
Kurt V.
Oct 2019
#105
Interesting that she never mentions being on SCHIP or CHIP in this interview about poverty
ehrnst
Nov 2019
#150
Right there in the video. And odd that she didn't mention Ted Kennedy who worked for single payer
ehrnst
Oct 2019
#98
Plus her father owned his own architecture firm, I doubt she qualified for CHIP.
George II
Nov 2019
#137
Yeah, I try to watch my grammar, too. Two pet peeves are "try and" instead of "try to"....
George II
Oct 2019
#82
You should tweet that to Sanders, HE is the one who posted the quote in his tweet.
George II
Oct 2019
#93
Wow. "if there's a god... Bernie with AOC will be in the White House... in Januaray 2021?"
MrsCoffee
Nov 2019
#146
How is that the same as not recognizing your value as a human being? Seriously?
LongtimeAZDem
Nov 2019
#126
Nor mine. They taught us self-worth from the time we were small children, and...
George II
Nov 2019
#135