Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Bernie Sanders Stuns Joe Rogan’s Audience" video.

It didn't. If anything it pushed more people away. He didn't say anything new, he just spewed his talking points.
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Not true. The book is out on Bernie. With the successful economy under Trump, and more people having time to look into Bernie's ideas people are going to be far more skeptical of him.
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@Yanaschaf , ok. Look at the comments on JRE clips. They are bashing him. I really hope Bernie runs against Trump. Would love to see the excuses when Bernie gets destroyed.
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Bernie is a radical. They did go into radical ideas.
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True. That is all Bernie has. He has no details in his plans. He says M4A will be simple despite the major complexities involved in it.
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@geralddecaire6664 , saying "amendment king" is not a success. That means he added something to an existing law. That is like saying you added a decal to a car makes you a successful mechanic.
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@palebluedotadventures2500 , ok, going through each one and giving a simple example of how complex these issues are that Bernie never addresses 1. Why do you want to stop people from spending their money how they want. Unless there is quid pro quo you are stopping freedom. 2. I can go on on healthcare and will if you want. But single payer does not prevent amenable mortality. Resources are limited and something has to give. That 30,000 stat is deceptive to begin with https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/article/2013/sep/06/alan-grayson-claims-45000-people-die-year-because-/ "Richard Kronick, a University of California San Diego medical professor who now works for the Department of Health and Human Services, wrote in 2009 that estimates are "almost certainly incorrect." His paper, published in August 2009 in HSR: Health Services Research, found that uninsured participants had no different risk of dying than those were covered by employer-sponsored group insurance. The finding was surprising coming from Kronick, who told PolitiFact then it was "not the answer I wanted."" "Katherine Baicker, a Harvard University health economics professor, echoed that it’s hard to get good evidence for a connection between lacking insurance and dying. The uninsured often earn less money than those who have insurance, she said, and poverty is associated with worse health. "So when you see that the uninsured have higher mortality, you don't know whether it is because they are uninsured or because they are lower income," Baicker said." Next, with limited resources something has to give. People die in other nations by having advanced care being rationed. Read this report on rationing https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3415127/ 3. Negotiate how? Also, if the government is so corrupt do you really want them negotiating prices? And again, Canada faces many problems. They have lower cost because they deny advanced care. That is why people die in Canad being denied heart surgery. 4.Reform police how? 5. Green New Deal is a mess. How will you fund it? 6.With tuition free college how do you handle the NCAA?
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@palebluedotadventures2500 , I can write a book on each one of those issues and how Bernie has no solutions. As Hickenlooper said, Bernie wants to throw a plan out there and have others pick up the pieces.
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