The “center” is nothing but a moving “split the baby” target. It stands for nothing in particular & compromise (not consensus or cooperative) policies tend to be bad policy. I’m a unabashedly partisan because I’m partial to standing for certain aspirations and ideas. #mepolitics
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Hard to know what "centrist" position on health care is: Only kick like 5 million off insurance? On taxes: Only cut taxes of the super rich by 10 percent?
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There are a variety of paths forward on healthcare and we are currently doing it a great disservice on the federal level when choosing between rip it down or leave it as is. I am not assigning blame for that, rather suggesting the current climate stops collaboration.
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That's rather vague.
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Replying to @ASFried @TiffanyBond and
Also, I don't know a single elected official whose position on health policy is "leave it as it is."
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I don't either. I wasn't assigning blame for that seeming to be the two options, rather saying that those seem to be what the political climate will support since collaboration doesn't seem to be a thing in DC right now.
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Bothsiderism isn't an accurate analysis.
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Dems have historically been willing to collaborate and compromise’ that’s how we ended up with Romneycare redone as Obamacare. What we dislike is poison pill policies, gutting things to cause failure, and undermining intent. That’s not honest partnership.
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Yep, just looking at the ACA process vs the repeal/replace process shows how absurd is bothsiderism.
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Or use this which is how the
#GOP has broken the#ACA.#mepoliticspic.twitter.com/bQVU4ehaVA
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The process used for the tax bill was unacceptable. I have not been shy on that opinion.
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