That’s not what I said. I said that it’s absurd to make support for the ACA the litmus test for who’s moral or immoral. You’re free to like it. You’re free to think it was necessary and the only thing possible, but that doesn’t make you a better person to people who don’t like it
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I don't understand why JR thinks that moralizing is separate from policy/politics. It's the standard for every party. Ppl are the heroes of their own story and want to feel like they are doing the right thing -- even if their motivation is selfish.
Never said anything of the sort. You’re absolutely free to moralize. And people are absolutely free to dismiss your moralizing as a crass attempt to get votes Or maybe it works on some people. I guess it’s worth a shot
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What policies should Ds be pushing, and how should they market them?
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I mean, Bernie and Warren both say that M4A will not increase total costs, expand coverage, and lower out-of-pocket costs for almost everyone. That's not a moral argument.
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