Aug 2, 2020
NBA GameBoyHe said private insurance would only cover non essential (voluntary) procedures which is essentially Bernie’s plan
You’d only need private supplemental insurance for plastic surgery, gastric bypass, and other elective procedures
my bad thought he was arguing for medicare for all who want it
Aug 2, 2020Now everybody scared to get sick
Aug 2, 2020·4 repliesPoll from the exact same people as the poll in OP
Aug 2, 2020Medicare for All! Because why the f*** not Medicare for All?! Must need in US for exemple, this pandemic exposed it
Aug 2, 2020https://twitter.com/nevancik1/status/1154905481632210949OVHoe FreightPoll from the exact same people as the poll in OP
You ever realize maybe its because of how it gets framed? Also lmao at linking yglesias
- Aug 2, 2020https://twitter.com/nevancik1/status/1154905481632210949OVHoe Freight
Poll from the exact same people as the poll in OP
Correct me if I’m wrong but my understanding is that when it’s framed as “abolishing private insurance” it doesn’t poll as well but when it’s more accurately presented as only outlawing duplicative care it polls far better
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Also the poll in OP literally doesn't ask about the specific policy plan "Medicare for All". The question they asked participants was, "HHX2: Would you support or oppose providing Medicare to every American?"
So you take the results saying only 1 in 10 want to abolish private insurance and 7 in 10 wanting Medicare available to every American and you meet in the middle on something like a public option
- Aug 2, 2020OVHoe Freight
Also the poll in OP literally doesn't ask about the specific policy plan "Medicare for All". The question they asked participants was, "HHX2: Would you support or oppose providing Medicare to every American?"
So you take the results saying only 1 in 10 want to abolish private insurance and 7 in 10 wanting Medicare available to every American and you meet in the middle on something like a public option
How do you feel bout it tho?
- Aug 2, 2020·1 replyOVHoe Freight
Also the poll in OP literally doesn't ask about the specific policy plan "Medicare for All". The question they asked participants was, "HHX2: Would you support or oppose providing Medicare to every American?"
So you take the results saying only 1 in 10 want to abolish private insurance and 7 in 10 wanting Medicare available to every American and you meet in the middle on something like a public option
Liberal brain disease
- Aug 2, 2020Synopsis
Liberal brain disease
- Aug 2, 2020·edited·1 replySynopsis
https://www.peoplespolicyproject.org/2019/10/24/new-poll-finds-voters-strongly-oppose-employer-insurance/
Another misleading headline. The poll question was
"Do you support or oppose employers being allowed to change or eliminate an employee's health insurance against the employee's wishes?"
You can legislate against that and still keep employer insurance
- Aug 2, 2020OVHoe Freight
Another misleading headline. The poll question was
"Do you support or oppose employers being allowed to change or eliminate an employee's health insurance against the employee's wishes?"
You can legislate against that and still keep employer insurance
No, you can't lmao
- Aug 2, 2020
Liberals really are wild man
- Aug 2, 2020
Anyways only weird ass careerist liberals base their ideas on what "polls" well
- Aug 2, 2020
i have the right to have my health insurance be tied and locked to my employer
- Aug 2, 2020·2 replies
The issue is moreso how a huge subset of the american population is disadvantaged and therefore get very poor medical care. I would argue a lot of Americans enjoy comparable if not even better health care than most of Europe, its just the poor that hurt the average quality of health care and I don't think m4a would fix that
Aug 2, 2020·1 replyThuggerBabyThe issue is moreso how a huge subset of the american population is disadvantaged and therefore get very poor medical care. I would argue a lot of Americans enjoy comparable if not even better health care than most of Europe, its just the poor that hurt the average quality of health care and I don't think m4a would fix that
You don’t see how it would help the disadvantaged
- Aug 2, 2020·1 replyPuma
You don’t see how it would help the disadvantaged
we would have a far worse health care than europe would still. It would help the disadvantaged by severely bringing down the quality of health care for anyone that is employed
- Aug 2, 2020
Aug 2, 2020wtf is wrong with 31% of people
- Aug 2, 2020·1 replyThuggerBaby
we would have a far worse health care than europe would still. It would help the disadvantaged by severely bringing down the quality of health care for anyone that is employed
How would it “severely” lower the quality of care for those who are employed? It would seem a majority of Americans would benefit from actually being insured and able to seek medical attention rather than avoid it. as well as be able to get preventive care.
- Aug 2, 2020·1 replyThuggerBaby
The issue is moreso how a huge subset of the american population is disadvantaged and therefore get very poor medical care. I would argue a lot of Americans enjoy comparable if not even better health care than most of Europe, its just the poor that hurt the average quality of health care and I don't think m4a would fix that
typing a whole bunch of words without saying s*** lmao
- Aug 2, 2020·3 repliesPuma
How would it “severely” lower the quality of care for those who are employed? It would seem a majority of Americans would benefit from actually being insured and able to seek medical attention rather than avoid it. as well as be able to get preventive care.
To ask for a M4A would require huge taxes on corporations and those that are employed, thereby severely hurting those health care package benefits
And we have seen how s*** government funded hospitals are in so many areas, M4A would just be more of that
- Aug 2, 2020Synopsis
typing a whole bunch of words without saying s*** lmao
That’s like the basis of your entire posting career