Yes, Bernie & Trump were both change candidates, but very different forms of change. Its Trump who doesn't have a shot in hell in 2020!
Bernie Sanders’s single-payer proposal isn’t realistic and with a $32 trillion-dollar price-tag, it certainly isn’t affordable.pic.twitter.com/dx6XgYM1bg
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Wake up! If we take these ridiculous salaries,
they waste on luxury hotels/conferences, yachts, jets, overhead costs we have plenty of 
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I Agree 32 Trillion American Dollars Too Much Money That Will Put America And American People In Big Trouble And Debt Which Will Make Life
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Our current system costs roughly 12 trillion MORE than that. Our current system is way too expensive.
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If you are correct about $32 trillion - under the current system, US already pays about $45 trillion for healthcare.
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If your argument is "$32 trillion is too much", why are you OK with current $45 trillion and how are we paying for that!?!?
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Meanwhile in the Military Industrial Complex and the pockets of the 1%
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Small tax increase in exchange for $0 in premiums and copays. &a ppl no longer forced to remain at a job to receive care opens job marketpic.twitter.com/FC0ZkxBI0H
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Maybe try to stop being so partisan & read the bill? It's hard when you sell your soul to insurance cos, so step aside or help ALL Americans
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