2,000 doctors say Bernie Sanders has the right approach to health care

[Padawanbater2]

If it does come to be, ty will claim full responsibility.

When it comes to be it will be because progressives pushed for it. The progressive push for single payer has already gained more than 20 more cosponsors in the house, all because of progressive activism.

 

[Huckster79]

Single payer is the only real answer. Any other option is in effect an expiriment, for the reason there is no other model to base a system on anywhere but single payer thats succesful. Anything else is an expiriment and any reasons why something else would work. We are stubbornly trying to do it "our" way out of spite, stubborness and arrogance... evidently we cant seemingly accept other countries figured it out better than we did first.

No one besides someone whos arrogant and stubborn would choose to spend more and get less like we do w healthcare.

 

[visajoe1]

They published a paper. Derp.

that only .00024% of physicians supported (2000 vs 854000 is US).....so naturally you follow the feeble minded crowd..

 

[ttystikk]

If it does come to be, ty will claim full responsibility.

Nah, Mr Obama can have the credit. He did the work.

 

[ttystikk]

that only .00024% of physicians supported (2000 vs 854000 is US).....so naturally you follow the feeble minded crowd..

Did you even read the article- or is more than two paragraphs tl;dr for your feeble minded attention span?

Guppies can manage 9 seconds. Can you?

 

[Padawanbater2]

Nah, Mr Obama can have the credit. He did the work.

I disagree. Obama pushed for an individual mandate, Romneycare, when he had a majority. Look what Republicans do when they have a majority. He was bought and and paid for by the healthcare industry which is why "the liberal solution" to healthcare was originally a right-wing construct.

 

[ttystikk]

I disagree. Obama pushed for an individual mandate, Romneycare, when he had a majority. Look what Republicans do when they have a majority. He was bought and and paid for by the healthcare industry which is why "the liberal solution" to healthcare was originally a right-wing construct.

I hear what you're saying.

Mr Obama deserves the credit for cracking the door open. I agree there is much to do to make it better for all Americans.

 

[UncleBuck]

I disagree. Obama pushed for an individual mandate, Romneycare, when he had a majority. Look what Republicans do when they have a majority. He was bought and and paid for by the healthcare industry which is why "the liberal solution" to healthcare was originally a right-wing construct.

you should vote republican instead.

 

[visajoe1]

Did you even read the article- or is more than two paragraphs tl;dr for your feeble minded attention span?

Guppies can manage 9 seconds. Can you?

whats to read? bs supported by a medical fringe copy and pasted here to support a posters argument described in the headline of the thread?

deciphering between relevant and non relevant info/sources is important in critical thought. emotion isnt involved, which is where you struggle particularly.

 

[Padawanbater2]

you should vote republican instead.

I'd rather vote for the actual progressive who represents me

 

[visajoe1]

I disagree. Obama pushed for an individual mandate, Romneycare, when he had a majority. Look what Republicans do when they have a majority. He was bought and and paid for by the healthcare industry which is why "the liberal solution" to healthcare was originally a right-wing construct.

interesting argument there in that last sentence. thanks for the laugh

 

[UncleBuck]

whats to read? bs supported by a medical fringe copy and pasted here to support a posters argument described in the headline of the thread?

deciphering between relevant and non relevant info/sources is important in critical thought. emotion isnt involved, which is where you struggle particularly.

calm down, you're getting all emotional.

 

[UncleBuck]

interesting argument there in that last sentence. thanks for the laugh

it's true you dumb racist.

 

[ttystikk]

whats to read? bs supported by a medical fringe copy and pasted here to support a posters argument described in the headline of the thread?

deciphering between relevant and non relevant info/sources is important in critical thought. emotion isnt involved, which is where you struggle particularly.

Nope, you didn't/can't read.

Just as I thought.

No wonder your arguments are as empty as a rusted tin can.