'It’s Not Radical to Believe You Should Have Healthcare': El-Sayed Hits Back at Trump, GOP Attacks
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“It’s not radical to believe that people should be able to afford their groceries,” said # AbdulElSayed in response to the Senate GOP’s first attack ad of the general election. “It’s not radical to believe that you should have # healthcare in this country. It’s not radical to believe that you don’t think the president should be able to deny…
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Well El-Sayed received his Doctor of Medicine from Columbia University, was an assistant professor of epidemiology at Columbia University & executive director of the Detroit Health Department, published three books and several academic journal articles. Meanwhile Donnie Diaper is just….well…Donnie with his neverending repeated vocabulary budget of…
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What continually gets missed in any discussion around Medicare for all is how it will be funded, when you ask that question suddenly you get gibberish. Here's a logical and pragmatic starting point, open up Medicare to those below 65. Charge a premium based on the actuarial cost of the individual being covered. Allow Medicare to compete with the…
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The backs of working people, what a crock of manure. this is the best laugh I have had all day. Thank you. The backs of the poor, if a Mexican can come to this country not speaking the language, knowing nobody, having zero connections and can work hard and make a life for him/her and their family then all I can say is no American has an excuse.
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Put it simply, we should just start calling them and the people who support them "weird", it's that simple....that is just weird. or that is just crazy, call it like it is, and don't really engage. the best response would be, "Calling me radical when I believe Americans deserve quality and free healthcare is just weird."
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Every article I read in the mainstream press frames Al-Sayed's rise is framed as being the far left that is threatening the Democrat moderates. Everything I hear him advocate for is the same thing those moderates say they advocate but have never been able to implement. Or never wanted to.
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I have family like that too. Hardcore trumpers, deep into Newsmax, but have used bankruptcy multiple times which is another safety net they rail against anywhere else. It's so frustrating.