What I learned from asking struggling people back home in Ohio: Do you think health care is a right? @NewYorkerhttp://bit.ly/2fKThc0
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Friend wrote to note: the fight for marriage rights (what you must give me) irked; the fight for marriage equality (what we share) won. /5
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Points the way forward: the fight is less for health care rights than for health care equality -- insuring all lives have equal worth. /6
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ACA growing support as it helps working class w equal protections for pre-existing conditions, under 26 coverage, limits on cost-sharing. /7
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But I saw: Dems still lack trust that they value the lives and voices of the working class equally. That trust must be built. /8
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My bet: trust grows w showing ways people, over an 85+ yr life, can contribute and benefit more equally for basic needs like health /End
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The "social safety network" idea is way easier and fairer to sell than entitlement . But Medicare is not sustainable as it it
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Exactly.
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This is so silly. There’s no difference. You all contribute but some may need more health care than others. But all receive what they need.
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The 'deserving' question that divides Medicare and Medicaid is important and under appreciated in health policy and political discussions
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