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Showing Original Post only (View all)primary today, I would vote for: Undecided
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Give us some more deregulation and bankruptcy protection Joe. We still have a few cents left.
CentralMass
Mar 2020
#1
Sure, what they don't tell you is IF you can afford to buy the pie AFTER you pay 75% taxes in France
onetexan
Mar 2020
#7
And the cost of that safety net is almost entirely paid by higher taxes on the lower and middle
highplainsdem
Mar 2020
#14
Incrementalism is usually how change and progress are achieved. Revolutions tend
highplainsdem
Mar 2020
#26
some socialist policies are necessary, i get it, but with the pros there are alot of cons
onetexan
Mar 2020
#15
Depends on the country, and very few in my view have a better QoL. Those 3? No thanks.
onetexan
Mar 2020
#29
In France they rioted because of cuts...in the UK cuts are happening even as I write this...
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#19
We do . But expanding on what we have works best I think. We need affordable
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#35
second that, and that is exactly what Joe has been saying - build upon and improve the ACA, but
onetexan
Mar 2020
#28
What they don't tell you is that you'll still have out-of-pocket medical expenses after paying
highplainsdem
Mar 2020
#12
And in Canada, you pay for your prescriptions out of pocket...no prescription plan.
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#20
They don't tell you that the pie is rationed in the UK, per liberal Ezra Klein at liberal Vox:
highplainsdem
Mar 2020
#9