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JazzyFresh said:
I agree, that's why I was so surprised when Democrats took the warmongering route.
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Clinton and Obama were both more than happy to engage in and escalate military conflicts. There is very little difference between mainstream Rs and Ds there, which is why I occasionally refer to them collectively as the PWPBP (pro-war, probusiness party).

JazzyFresh said:
I agree with you and most and most Democrats did as well before they shot on their own values because they don't like Trump.
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Supporting military action is a shared value for Rs and Ds.
 
I'm still waiting for the Republican replacement for Obamacare.

Trump promised a plan that would cover everyone and cost less. When's that plan coming out? He's 3/4ths done and hasn't proposed such a plan yet. Why's that?

This 1 minute video is pretty hilarious seeing how critical Trumpers are of AOC, Warren, and Sanders

 
One Brow said:
Would you be unhappy with Medicare? Why?



You already do. Medicare for All means you'll pay less to do so.



If you treat health insurance premiums as if they are taxes, the middle class is already being taxed for them. So, no change there.
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Because I feel the wait could and would be much longer. Britian and Canada for example you can be waiting 19 weeks to see a doctor. Who now paying our doctors and with free healthcare and 300+ million(fixed from billion lol) people where do these doctors come from. I can see any doctor I want right now, will that exist under Warren's plan?

B) Thats why I'm simply asking for numbers. If I'm taxed 40+% like in Canada I'm paying far more. If I'm taxed 25% then ok. But I don't buy that. Most countries with this type of Medicare pay a ton.


C) so what happens when you don't need your premiums? You're paying them regardless under Medicare. What happens if I don't even need a doctor? I'm still getting taxed a bunch.
 
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The Thriller said:
I'm still waiting for the Republican replacement for Obamacare.

Trump promised a plan that would cover everyone and cost less. When's that plan coming out? He's 3/4ths done and hasn't proposed such a plan yet. Why's that?

This 1 minute video is pretty hilarious seeing how critical Trumpers are of AOC, Warren, and Sanders

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I agree. I do agree with his proposal to make pharmaceutical companies show their actual pricing. He's also talked about letting us get our drugs from cheaper sources. I do agree though.
 
One Brow said:
Clinton and Obama were both more than happy to engage in and escalate military conflicts. There is very little difference between mainstream Rs and Ds there, which is why I occasionally refer to them collectively as the PWPBP (pro-war, probusiness party).



Supporting military action is a shared value for Rs and Ds.
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Moreso by Republicans. Both Trump and Obama ran off of stopping endless wars though and only one of them has followed through.
 
JazzyFresh said:
Because I feel the wait could and would be much longer. Britian and Canada for example you can be waiting 19 weeks to see a doctor. Who now paying our doctors and with free healthcare and 300+ million(fixed from billion lol) people where do these doctors come from. I can see any doctor I want right now, will that exist under Warren's plan?

B) Thats why I'm simply asking for numbers. If I'm taxed 40+% like in Canada I'm paying far more. If I'm taxed 25% then ok. But I don't buy that. Most countries with this type of Medicare pay a ton.


C) so what happens when you don't need your premiums? You're paying them regardless under Medicare. What happens if I don't even need a doctor? I'm still getting taxed a bunch.
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300+ billion people?

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JazzyFresh said:
Syria. Weird how easily people forget what they once stood for in their derangement of Trump.

According to a Reuters/Ipsos poll at that time, a clear majority of Americans opposed U.S. intervention in Syria, while only 25 percent would support even if Assad's forces used chemical weapons.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/thehill.com/opinion/international/465870-a-decade-of-policymaking-failures-is-to-blame-for-new-syria-crisis?amp
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But Trump hasn't deescalated our presence in Syria, he simply moved troops away from the border allowing another war to break out, while moving new troops into another part of the country.
 
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