Comments by "LancesArmorStriking" (@LancesArmorStriking) on "Brian Tyler Cohen" channel.

@Astrobrant2 No, she didn't. The question was whether there's any concern (that is, from the White House, since he's asking her, its Press Secretary) that Herman Caine contracted coronavirus at the President's rally. As an addendum, he asked whether the White House's Coronavirus Task Force was doing any follow-up to track any potential cases from that event. She answered by referencing Caine's memorial website (not her, nor the President's by any indication, opinion) which just said, "We don't know". That's not an answer to "are you concerned at all?"; it's an answer to, "Are you sure he got the virus from the rally?" It's a non-answer. She completely ignored the addendum, which leaves the status of Oklahoma's near-future COVID numbers unknown. Do you (and others) just assume when something vaguely sounds like an answer, it must be one, then? Use that thing between your ears, before it shrivels up and disintegrates.
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@megshep Jesus. I had to wait for a therapist for 6 months because my health insurance wasn't in-network. In that time, I had to drop out, and start over at another college. If I had been taken in (or at least considered right away), I could have started paying m university earlier and contributed more to the local economy. It's a shame Americans don't have your perspective. If all of us did, we'd be rioting in the streets.
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Da Choppah That was an awful, convoluted analogy. Even if it made sense, which it doesn't, a "wart on your ass" isn't comparable to the lives of 9/11 first responders!! You slimy piece of garbage. They sacrificed their lives to save others' in an attack that they had no control over, and they receive nothing? For minimizing what could have been dozens more millions of dollars in fires, medical bills, and hospital visits?! Their work saved more money than they're asking for, it's only fair they're compensated for their labor. They did their job, and now their employer (filthy Republicans) don't wanna cough up the dough.
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@tomofwc Except that isn't true. People still get paid under a universal healthcare system, the middlemen are just cut out. I sprained my ankle in Poland, went to the hospital right away, got checked in within 20 minutes, and had a cast on the next day. In the U.S., I had to wait for hours. You just don't know how bad you have it, and you're either ignorant (because you literally don't know it could be different) or you're in denial.
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@TrolledSpice You are wrong. There is simply no way our of this. We are wasting money, and you're sticking your head in the sand. https://www.jhsph.edu/news/news-releases/2019/us-health-care-spending-highest-among-developed-countries.html
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I'm very glad they're still fighting, but I have to disagree with John. I wouldn't trust McConnell with my dry cleaning, let alone a bill worth millions of dollars. He's just as opportunistic as Rand Paul, and he's blocked bills like this before
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