Comments by "wvu05" (@wvu05) on "" video.

@robertreese1275 Imagine blindly following a right-wing grifter who admits that he is an idiot and gets literally every prediction wrong.
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@georgegunnell6319 He made up a fake producer to fire in order to defend himself and took absolutely no accountability whatsoever. There, I fixed it for you.
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@robertreese1275 If you reflexively reject everything they say, and follow the opposite no matter how ridiculous, you are still letting them control you.
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@pure_the0ry Glenn Greenwald has always been a libertarian. Anything he got right, he did so for the wrong reasons.
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@TheHuxleyAgnostic The guy you're responding to is a total troll, and he thinks that because his country got single payer before he was born and that he gets the story wrong about how it happened that this makes him an expert.
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@2727rogers He so favors Medicare for All that he endorsed the 2020 candidate who called it "un-American." He also mocked expanding Medicare, and anything to cut down out of pocket costs. He supports it the way Mike Huckabee supports weight loss.
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@stickjohnny Given the context, he is clearly implying that the vaccine makes no difference on the likelihood of spreading the virus. Not the possibility existing.
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@Gr8whitemonster Who do you think makes Ivermectin and monoclonal antibodies?
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@stickjohnny He is wrong. If you get the vaccine, you are less likely to get coronavirus. Thus, you are less likely to spread it to others.
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@andrewkowalow3794 "Russia, if you're listening, I hope you find the e-mails." "If it's what you say it is, I love it! Especially later in the summer." [Morning of the meeting with the Russian record producer] "You're going to find out something very big about the e-mails soon." [Days before the Panetta e-mails get released] "You're going to see some of the e-mails soon." Believing there is nothing to the Russia story is the gateway drug to anti-anti-Trump grifters.
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@TheHuxleyAgnostic Not only did Tulsi support a public option, but she called Medicare for All "un-American." And given that the history of health care legislation in this country shows that a failure leads to the issue being buried for a generation with a weaker plan at the time (Edward Kennedy said that his biggest regret was killing the Nixon plan because he was holding out for something better, which he never got in 38 years of trying), but passing something tends to lead to that program getting strengthened, so I would argue that his "plan" not only wouldn't get us closer to Medicare for All, it would push us farther away.
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@a.champagne6238 He has been right about a lot of people, but he is wrong about his dad.
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@Bernacide It's still made by pharmaceutical companies. Go play with Bunny Lebowski some more.
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