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They had their chance. An amendment was put forward for Medicare for All! 43 Democrats showed their great support for single payer by voting ... Present. Again, given the chance to vote FOR single payer, the left decided not to.

Even John Conyers who is introducing a single payer bill in the house is encouraging Democrats to vote ... AGAINST his bill! Actions speak louder than words ... the Democrats claim to want a single payer system, but definitely don't want to vote FOR one. At least they still have their Cadillac plan that they exempted from their Obamacare bill ... still the only bill that Democrats have voted FOR.

http://www.cnn.com/2017/07/27/politics/health-care-single-payer-senate-vote/index.html
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Tim Finnegan Wasn't it called the Affordable Care Act? I must have always misread it. You're saying it's the Affordable Insurance Act.
Jul 28, 2017
Bob R/CA If you're interested, we could discuss the actual levers that can control costs in healthcare. But it appears you're more concerned with semantics and political barbs.
Jul 28, 2017
T.E.C. - Iowa So Tim, what is your solution?
Jul 30, 2017
Tim Finnegan I would like to see a bipartisan bill that addresses many of the issues of Obamacare. Some type of compromise where both sides give and take.

Also, if democrats, such as Bernie really want single-payer, they should vote for it when it comes up, not simply vote present.
Jul 30, 2017
Chalky Bernie Sanders said today he was Introducing a single payer bill. I think he just might vote for it unlike Republican Daines who attached an amendment to the ObamaCare Repeal bill and then ***didnt even vote for it ***.

http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/344520-sanders-im-absolutely-introducing-single-payer-healthcare-bill
Jul 30, 2017


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