Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Republican Senator Gets WRECKED By His Constituents (VIDEO)" video.

  1. People knew what they were voting for. What you are seeing are the sore losers trying to be loud. The right knows how to win and act. The voted in who they wanted and went back to work.
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  2. L W, the vast majority of those who voted for Trump knows what exactly what Obamacare is and how it is the ACA.
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  3. Carlo, when you break down the stats and analyze them you will see that the US gets great results with their system and they are on par with the rest of the world. There isn't any country better than the US. Does that mean the US is the best? No, we are just near the top with several others. Universal healthcare has many problems as well. So installing in in the US means 1. You will be replacing the US system, which has problems, with another system with problems 2. You will be perturbing the economy in a way that will lead to job loss and an economic decline which is unnecessary 3. You will have to change how 320+ million people think and act It isn't that easy and considering how the US system, when compared to other countries, is fine as is, there is no reason to complete switch but instead work with the system we have.
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  4. Speedy, Carlo did not give me stats. He pointed to the WHO which refuses to do another ranking due to how much it was criticized. You can read what I wrote to him about how asinine it is to compare the US to Andorra. https://www.aei.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/-the-business-of-health_110115929760.pdf There are the stats with everything cited. So 1. Universal healthcare has problems and just as many as the US system has. People are not dying on the streets nor is our country being extremely held back by our system. If it was than I would agree, go with what other countries are doing. But the fact is that the US is on par with other countries 2. So what do you do with those insurance workers? Let them go unemployed? Also, our economy is based on a lot, but changing just one sector of it has a large impact. Look what happened with the housing market crashing. 3. The US has been using basically the same system for decades. The vast majority are fine with it as the vast majority are fine with their system in other countries. The reason why is because, as a whole, it works. When you run through the stats you see that. For example, the life expectancy of the US is around 79 years and for Australia it is 82 years. Now former MIT professor Walter Lewin said any number without error is meaningless. A couple of years ago I found the average life expectancy of the world and standard deviation to be 71±7 years. So one, the US is one standard deviation above the average. Two, that 3 year difference between the US and Australia is purely noise. So, to answer your question. The people are not stupid. What we have works just fine compared to other countries. This is why healthcare reform is so hard to begin with.
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  5. daz7887, there are several factors that play a role in life expectancy. https://www.aei.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/-the-business-of-health_110115929760.pdf Read that book. They run through all the stats. Just look at the hard numbers with no analysis is not a way to form an argument.
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  6. Shadow_AquilaX, that 37th ranking was by the WHO and they were criticized so much that they refuse to release another ranking. It ranked the US to countries like Malta and Andorra. That is not a valid comparison.
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  7. Meek, most of those 20 million are poor and typically don't vote to begin with.
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  8. Being louder than your opponent does not mean someone gets wrecked. Fact is that republicans have been winning for years. This is what the people wanted. Maybe people should vote democrat if they don't like republicans.
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  9. L W, those crying are the sore losers who did not vote republican.
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  10. L W, democrats are usually the loudest. And considering how they lost they will make much more noise than republicans. Yes, there probably are republicans in that town hall, but as a whole it is a safe bet they are democrats who are sore losers right now.
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  11. dumpthe, after Trump was elected look at how people are acting. You have the women's march which doesn't accomplish anything, and the LGBTXYZ....3Tx)- crowd dancing around like fairies which also does not accomplish anything. They left just likes to be loud when they don't get their way thinking they can win that way. Fact is that people have been voting in republicans for years to oppose Obamacare. This is what people wanted.
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  12. " The popular vote did not go to Trump" Doesn't matter, that is not how our country is ran at the federal level. We are ran on mob rule. " polls do not indicate that even Republicans want to remove ACA." There you go on the polls again. The polls have been wrong lately. "Again as someone in the healthcare field" You are not in the healthcare field. If you were you would understand how the electoral college works in the US and why him not winning the popular vote does not matter. He lost the popular vote because CA and NY voted heavily for Clinton and they have a large population. But we are 50 states, not 2. Learn how our country was designed. Also, based on your unintelligent comment it is clear to me that you are not that educated.
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  13. Jonathon, what popular vote? People have been voting for republicans the last three election cycles. Face it, people don't like Obamacare. Yes, the polls have been wrong. One poll had Clinton winning Michigan by almost 8%. Also, many polls such as on the issues of healthcare and gun control have been wrong when compared to election results. Gallup said that 87% of people want background checks on guns. Meanwhile such laws failed in Maine and passed in NV by only 0.45% with many sheriff departments in NV saying they won't enforce it. Also, what polls are you citing with your numbers? Here is Pennsylvania http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/pa/pennsylvania_trump_vs_clinton-5633.html#polls Almost all of them had Clinton winning, some by large margins. "I know exactly how the electoral college works" You clearly don't and you clearly don't understand the history of this country and why the electoral college exists. It was to give power to the states because the federal government is made up of the states. The states and the federal government keep each other in check. That is why besides treason and the draft the federal government basically has no power over individual citizens according to the constitution. That is why there was no federal individual income taxes. "Do you understand what this means? I'm going to bet, you don't even understand the mathematical difference. " I have a math minor, I worked as a math tutor, I am a doctorate candidate in physical chemistry. But you are the ones that are making up polling data. Look at the numbers for the states. Clinton got over 60% of CA's votes which is over 8.7 million. Trump got over 67% of Wyoming's vote which is only 174,000. You see the difference?
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  14. Clinton did great with a republican congress. Obama was one of the worse presidents ever.
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  15. The majority of that area does not want the ACA. This is just a loud minority that are a bunch of sore losers.
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  16. Being louder than your opponent is not America waking up. What is was electing Trump.
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