Nobody dies because they don't have access to health care.

[Chad32]

Private personas and public personas. Much like Hillary says, who is closer to the right end of the spectrum than the left.

[dyresand]

"nobody who matters dies because they don't have access to health care."

That's probably what he meant.  See the quote just below:

none of those people did vote for me -- Rep. Thomas Garrett's (R-VA)

Sadly, some of these representatives will be reelected, because that is how their constituents feel!

Little do they realize between justice democrats and other organizations 
other people will  be in the running for 2018. And i will be voting for them other people will be voting for them as well.
They aren't planning on a large take over yet anyways they are doing it small  getting people into governor positions and others working their way up to eventually
replacing them. Hell i should try to run for governor or what ever i would try to get single payer in my state rather than try to get it nation wide.

[SteelCurtain]

It never ceases to amaze me how many poor people are Republicans!

It's because of the issues that really matter. Guns. Those dayum liburals is trying to take your guns away!

They are also trying to murder all your babies!

[Jehanne]

Private personas and public personas. Much like Hillary says, who is closer to the right end of the spectrum than the left.

Very true; Hillary was very much a centrist, which is why she almost did not get the Democratic nomination.  But, I think that Trump would have walloped Bernie.  And, so, I think that an electoral loss with a popular vote win was better than losing on both counts, which is what would have happened had Bernie been the nominee.

[vorlon13]

another angle in regards to access springs to mind:

out here in this forsaken rural wilderness, even Lifeflight can take an hour to get here and return to a medical center. Also, those flights can go for $60,000 (or higher) a pop.

[The Industrial Atheist]

Private personas and public personas. Much like Hillary says, who is closer to the right end of the spectrum than the left.

Very true; Hillary was very much a centrist, which is why she almost did not get the Democratic nomination.  But, I think that Trump would have walloped Bernie.  And, so, I think that an electoral loss with a popular vote win was better than losing on both counts, which is what would have happened had Bernie been the nominee.

Yet you still had Pubbies calling her a "left wing extremist." Any Democrat with name recognition is by default a "left wing extremist."

Would they be brazenly stupid enough to call a blue dog Democrat that votes with them %53 of the time that?

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[Whateverist]

[brewer]

Everybody dies.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Nobody dies because they don't have access to health care.

This is true enough, because - as we all know - things like cancer, brain bleeding, severe allergic reactions, and systemic bodily infection always go away on their own.

Boru

[Chad32]

Private personas and public personas. Much like Hillary says, who is closer to the right end of the spectrum than the left.

Very true; Hillary was very much a centrist, which is why she almost did not get the Democratic nomination.  But, I think that Trump would have walloped Bernie.  And, so, I think that an electoral loss with a popular vote win was better than losing on both counts, which is what would have happened had Bernie been the nominee.

I disagree, but it's hard to say for certain. We do know Bernie has gone to town halls with Trump supporters, and has gotten applause from them. I do believe Bernie has proven he was the better candidate, through what he's done after he lost. He went to town halls, and passed bills, while Hillary ran off to the woods.

Kind of a moot point if he decides not to run again. Though maybe if the progressives take over the party in 2018, then he may run again.