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crazytown

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5. No question at all Hoyt,

Reply to Hoyt (Reply #3)

Sun Nov 3, 2019, 09:35 AM

Nov 2019

and I'm not sure the Public Option has much of a chance either.

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

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Krugman: Did Warren Pass the Medicare Test? I Think So [View all] crazytown Nov 2019 OP

Krugman's right in that congress, as it exists today, is unlikely to pass blm Nov 2019 #1

and in 2022 crazytown Nov 2019 #4

Exactly. And we do it again in 2024. blm Nov 2019 #6

"FDR proud of us" crazytown Nov 2019 #9

K&R & thanks. nt tblue37 Nov 2019 #2

"A public-option-type plan, which lets people buy into Medicare, would have better chance . . . . ." Hoyt Nov 2019 #3

No question at all Hoyt, crazytown Nov 2019 #5

The middle-roaders were singing a different tune in 2010 wellst0nev0ter Nov 2019 #40

In this congress, yes. That's reality. We'll increase our numbers blm Nov 2019 #8

I haven't forgotten the treachery of Lieberman et al. crazytown Nov 2019 #10

As I said when I posted about Krugman's comments a couple off days ago highplainsdem Nov 2019 #7

The point I think he is making is the sums add up: crazytown Nov 2019 #11

Yeah, but some here prefer to exercise their spin agenda. blm Nov 2019 #12

Not just spin on DU crazytown Nov 2019 #16

So he's giving her a pat on the head for homework. She even tweeted after she released the details highplainsdem Nov 2019 #13

"She brought in real experts crazytown Nov 2019 #15

You can do all the homework in the world on plans that have zero chance of passing, and it's still a highplainsdem Nov 2019 #17

"I'd bet Warren had most of these numbers months ago" crazytown Nov 2019 #18

Do you really believe that Warren, with her attention to plans, HADN'T looked into possible highplainsdem Nov 2019 #20

Yes, she does. Every chance she gets. blm Nov 2019 #21

There's enough FUD going about to suggest crazytown Nov 2019 #23

Some even using GDP to post RW op eds from RW lie machine. blm Nov 2019 #24

I know, crazytown Nov 2019 #25

That's both false and a personal attack. highplainsdem Nov 2019 #26

No.. I think "she's" trying to get to the Cha Nov 2019 #36

I will take Krugman's word for it. beastie boy Nov 2019 #14

The math for Warren's health-care plan adds up if you accept its ludicrous premise Gothmog Nov 2019 #19

Posting RW op ed from one of Hugh Hewitt's favorite RW guests? blm Nov 2019 #22

Even Krugman, who's called himself a huge fan of Warren's, admits her math is questionable. highplainsdem Nov 2019 #27

Krugman Likes the plan, and THIS congress won't pass it. blm Nov 2019 #37

Another personal attack. You owe me an apology. And I haven't spun what Krugman said. highplainsdem Nov 2019 #38

It's become routine for some Biden supporters Bradshaw3 Nov 2019 #28

They really BlueMTexpat Nov 2019 #32

It doesn't help their candidate Bradshaw3 Nov 2019 #34

I thought we were supposed to believe Krugman dpibel Nov 2019 #29

You've noticed that BlueMTexpat Nov 2019 #33

Just like the polls Bradshaw3 Nov 2019 #35

Krugman admits Warren's numbers are questionable and that MFA won't pass. But he highplainsdem Nov 2019 #39

Warren has performed a political miracle for Medicare for All andym Nov 2019 #30

"(saving) middle-class and upper class people a lot of money" crazytown Nov 2019 #31

I think there SHOULD BE middle class tax hikes Martin Eden Nov 2019 #41

I am in favor of the tax system becoming more progressive: crazytown Nov 2019 #42

I'm in favor of a more progressive tax as well. Martin Eden Nov 2019 #43

"We have to bring deficits under control" crazytown Nov 2019 #44