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In reply to the discussion: Some who had tired of centrist appropriation [View all]GaryCnf
(1,399 posts)47. I don't blame you
I probably wouldn't either. Regardless though I won't defend something I said that was just wrong. No, Obama did not support single payer. You are right.
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I am tired of the Democratic Party ceding the patriotic ground to republicans
GulfCoast66
Jul 2018
#64
I just dont remember abandoning single payer in favor of the ACA being the progressive
Eko
Jul 2018
#41
We don't know the reason why Obama-like congressional candidates were preferred.
lapucelle
Jul 2018
#33
"It doesn't matter if a cat is black or white; as long as it catches mice, it's a good cat."
DemocratSinceBirth
Jul 2018
#20
Some of y'all gonna be arguing nonsense as the Trumpies march you to the shooting pits
markses66
Jul 2018
#24
In terms of policy positions, there was almost no difference between Obama and Clinton.
Garrett78
Jul 2018
#56
What was it from 2012-16 that were "radically progressive measures"?
muriel_volestrangler
Aug 2018
#66
I don't see the DOMA or Obergefell actions and inactions as 'radical'
muriel_volestrangler
Aug 2018
#68