Comments by "Xyz Same" (@xyzsame4081) on "Ed Schultz RIP. Remembering The MSNBC Host And Fighter For Workers" video.

  1. 5:28 Senate Hearing about Healthcare in 2009 (first year of Mr. Hope and Change in office !). The industry is being heard and at the table, but NO ONE that advocates for, or is an expert on SINGLE PAYER HEALTHCARE. - The system that all other wealthy nations have * and most of them since the 1950s. And they all live longer and pay MUCH LESS. Benchmarking anyone ? The Dems do not work for The People. not even whe they have majorities - like that gotten in 2006 (Blue Wave of 2006 - that was even before the financial crisis). It was followed by an outstanding campaign in 2008. the Dems realized a Blue Wave was building voters had enough of Cheney /Bush. Rahm Emanuel then head of ? DCCC made sure to promote Wallstreet Dems and sabotage progressive Dems as good as he could. The Wallstreet goons (pro NRA or anti-choice, etc.) were all soon gone, a few of the progressives that made despite the efforts remained longer in congress. Howie Klein interview TheRealNews - Primaries Expose Bitter fight in Democratic Party youtube(dot)com/watch?v=cDXYl7stwiQ That is what the donors pay the Dems for !! They must win PRIMARIES and keep the Progressives out. So in 2006 there was an opportunity to change the composition and direction of congress - and it absolutely had to be stiffled. It was important that the ballot would show a Republican Lite or a Republican. That way the donors ALWAYS win. * Switzerland has not a public non-profit insurance agency, they leave it to the private companies. Well: they are even more expensive than the U.S. - BUT they pay staff very well (that is a major cost driver), their healthcare is excellent and everyone has coverage. per capita healthcare expenditures of nations World Bank in USD UK 3,900 (underfunded) the next ones are around 4,500 average 5,000 - 5,500 (also Canada) - for instance Germany has 5,600 and their population is older on average than that of the U.S. U.S. 9,200 Switzerland 9,600 Norway over 8,000 (also high cost of living in general)
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