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kristopher

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8. By looking at the history of those & other nations we DO KNOW what works and what doesn't.

Reply to murielm99 (Reply #7)

Mon Jul 31, 2017, 01:05 PM

Jul 2017

It's bunk to propose that we have to follow some incremental political path just because they meandered to finish line decades ago. The only obstacle we face is an artificially fractured electorate engineered by those who are raping the economy.

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Sanders: I'm 'absolutely' introducing single-payer healthcare bill [View all] kristopher Jul 2017 OP

John Conyers introduced a single payer lapucelle Jul 2017 #1

The time is ripe for a good public debate. kristopher Jul 2017 #2

Yes, and they'd better move on it NOW! BigmanPigman Jul 2017 #3

He introduced it in 2003, murielm99 Jul 2017 #4

To be fair to Conyers, it's not a resolution. lapucelle Jul 2017 #5

Introducing well crafted, legislation that solves a major social problem isn't grandstanding. kristopher Jul 2017 #6

You can look at Canada's system, murielm99 Jul 2017 #7

By looking at the history of those & other nations we DO KNOW what works and what doesn't. kristopher Jul 2017 #8