320 Years of History
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Watch this at about 6:50.
A man asks Mr. Trump "...You want to repeal and replace Obamacare. What are you going to replace it with?" Mr. Trump's reply, "We're going to have great health insurance. We're going to bring the private sector in. We're going to take down the borders....We have lots of alternatives [to Obamacare]."
I have to admit I stopped listening by about 12:00 because Mr. Trump hadn't in the span of nearly five minutes answered the damn question! Okay, he wants to remove the borders. Is that all he wants to make different? If so, say so. Are there other aspect of the health care policy/program he wants to implement besides that? If so, what are they?
There are "a lot of alternatives." Well, what the heck are they, in your mind, Mr. Trump? At the very least, Mr. Trump could have identified two or three of them and stated a preference, or better still, a ranked preference among them.
Just how much longer are we supposed to put up with this man who (1) has zero political history (experience) to inform the electorate of his stance, (2) has in the past decade supported and opposed, advocated or rejected (or vice versa) lots of things great and small, and (3) who has promised to "do a great job on everything." Just how naive does he think the American people are? Or maybe the question is are the American people, in general, really so naive that they actually believe his vague and ambiguous bombast?
A man asks Mr. Trump "...You want to repeal and replace Obamacare. What are you going to replace it with?" Mr. Trump's reply, "We're going to have great health insurance. We're going to bring the private sector in. We're going to take down the borders....We have lots of alternatives [to Obamacare]."
I have to admit I stopped listening by about 12:00 because Mr. Trump hadn't in the span of nearly five minutes answered the damn question! Okay, he wants to remove the borders. Is that all he wants to make different? If so, say so. Are there other aspect of the health care policy/program he wants to implement besides that? If so, what are they?
There are "a lot of alternatives." Well, what the heck are they, in your mind, Mr. Trump? At the very least, Mr. Trump could have identified two or three of them and stated a preference, or better still, a ranked preference among them.
Just how much longer are we supposed to put up with this man who (1) has zero political history (experience) to inform the electorate of his stance, (2) has in the past decade supported and opposed, advocated or rejected (or vice versa) lots of things great and small, and (3) who has promised to "do a great job on everything." Just how naive does he think the American people are? Or maybe the question is are the American people, in general, really so naive that they actually believe his vague and ambiguous bombast?