What is the weakness of the right

[Votto]

Maybe it should be like that for everybody. If you can't afford or don't want to afford some expensive private care then maybe there should be a public option. Of course private care is going to be better. It always is, even in Europe. That doesn't mean that public care wouldn't be useful to a lot of people even though private care tends to be better. There should be a public option.

Again, provide for those in need and leave everyone else alone.

Will the care of the public option be as good, no, poverty sucks, but it beats ruining it for everyone.

 

[Anomalism]

Again, provide for those in need and leave everyone else alone.

Will the care of the public option be as good, no, poverty sucks, but it beats ruining it for everyone.

There are a lot of people in need. There are still people without insurance and many more that are underinsured. Creating a public option won't destroy private healthcare. It will just give people with few or no options a way to get some kind of healthcare.

I also think that once we got rolling public care wouldn't be nearly as bad as some people assume.

 

[occupied]

Yawn. Yet you push your parties narrative here all the time. Same as I do. Isn't that quaint.

Phantom fears........lol........Guess you walk through life with blinders on. I want a return of power to the States. It is that simple.

I walk through life with eyes wide open and with no illusions that my opinion matters to anyone. The key to being a true individualist is knowing exactly where you stand in the world.

 

[pknopp]

There are a lot of people in need. There are still people without insurance and many more that are underinsured. Creating a public option won't destroy private healthcare. It will just give people with few or no options a way to get some kind of healthcare.

I also think that once we got rolling public care wouldn't be nearly as bad as some people assume.

In WV we opened Medicaid to all. We still have high priced private health care despite that.

 

[eagle1462010]

I walk through life with eyes wide open and with no illusions that my opinion matters to anyone. The key to being a true individualist is knowing exactly where you stand in the world.

Lol

You stand with the raducal left and their army of Moonbats

 

[Votto]

There are a lot of people in need. There are still people without insurance and many more that are underinsured. Creating a public option won't destroy private healthcare. It will just give people with few or no options a way to get some kind of healthcare.

I also think that once we got rolling public care wouldn't be nearly as bad as some people assume.

Know that Congress excluded themselves from Obamacare as they tried to force everyone else into it, and will do the same with any future public option, so there will always be better health care out there for the upper crust. I just hate to see less and less people have the option, but rest assured, in the halls of Congress you will have the best health care in the world, no matter how "socialist" the congress becomes.

The only way to get good health care would be to force those in Congress to have the same health care they want to force on us all.

 

[Anomalism]

Know that Congress excluded themselves from Obamacare as they tried to force everyone else into it, and will do the same with any future public option, so there will always be better health care out there for the upper crust. I just hate to see less and less people have the option, but rest assured, in the halls of Congress you will have the best health care in the world, no matter how "socialist" the congress becomes.

Obamacare wasn't a good solution in my opinion. He wanted to help more people get insured, and in some sense I guess he accomplished that, but really that whole thing was just a giant giveaway to the insurance companies. It wasn't really public care in my opinion. It was a mandate to get health insurance.

 

[occupied]

Lol

You stand with the raducal left and their army of Moonbats

I stand where I want. There is no compulsory requirement for me to support the fringes like there is on the right.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Someone has been reading Ayn Rand again.

Someone else has been reading Fredrick Engles again.

 

[eagle1462010]

I stand where I want. There is no compulsory requirement for me to support the fringes like there is on the right.

I stand against you. See how that works. Why state rights need to be restored. Then you can go be happy in Mexifornia

 

[occupied]

I stand against you. See how that works. Why state rights need to be restored. Then you can go be happy in Mexifornia

You stand against me? I build beach houses, you have a problem with that?

 

[lennypartiv]

What is the weakness of the right​

RINOs like Cheney. We've got to recruit primary opponents to run against them.

 

[eagle1462010]

You stand against me? I build beach houses, you have a problem with that?

No. Your politics I dont care how you make a living. We sre discussing politics moonbat

 

[Burgermeister]

Republicans in the Congress and Senate are the weakness of the right.

 

[occupied]

No. Your politics I dont care how you make a living. We sre discussing politics moonbat

Talking to me as if I am personally responsible for everything you hate is stupid and useless. Quit taking the world personally, you are not that important.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

I admit that this is just anecdotal, but over the last few years I've noticed that, when talking to clients or just people on the street, they're MUCH more likely to fly into a rage at the slightest provocation, spitting out all kinds of attacks on the other "side" and diatribes that I freaking SWEAR are canned. And often, it's people I would NEVER expect it from.

Maybe it's just me, but this sure seems to be far more prevalent than it used to be.

Marxists are using accusations of racism to cause division much like they did with class division in Europe, Asia, Cuba, Venezuela, etc.

Class division and conflict has not worked here, so racial division is the tool.

The right has its problems but they don't appear to employing a similarly intolerable level of divide-and-conquer-style overthrow strategy based on completely fabricated bullshit.

 

[Votto]

Obamacare wasn't a good solution in my opinion. He wanted to help more people get insured, and in some sense I guess he accomplished that, but really that whole thing was just a giant giveaway to the insurance companies. It wasn't really public care in my opinion. It was a mandate to get health insurance.

It was not a good solution from the democrat perspective either. They simply did not have the votes for the public option. It was never meant to last and only meant to lead to the public option.

The same voices that sold us failed Obamacare are the same trying to sell us the public option.

 

[eagle1462010]

Talking to me as if I am personally responsible for everything you hate is stupid and useless. Quit taking the world personally, you are not that important.

Neither are you

 

[occupied]

Neither are you

I know. It's you that needs to accept your place as one of the common rabble.

 

[Muhammed]

"What is the weakness of the right"?[

Kindness that is often misconstrued as weakness.