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9. He works with Sanders' campaign

Thu Apr 11, 2019, 02:40 PM

Apr 2019

and is a supporter.

His math has been debunked as faulty at best to deliberate doctoring of numbers at worst.

This is not how science operates.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Take it from an economist, Medicare for All is the most sensible way to fix health care [View all] Nanjeanne Apr 2019 OP

Because I always go to an economist when I'm sick LongtimeAZDem Apr 2019 #1

+1 Hassler Apr 2019 #2

Would medicare for all, mean less health care for those over 65? delisen Apr 2019 #4

I think all programs set priorities. delisen Apr 2019 #13

Oh right, because that's just what Medicare does. elleng Apr 2019 #7

There is not much to discuss if you respond only with sarcasm. delisen Apr 2019 #11

How did you get that idea? Politicub Apr 2019 #10

No I am not saying that younger people who need healthcare delisen Apr 2019 #12

Friedman is a Sanders' camp resident economist BlueFlorida Apr 2019 #5

He works with Sanders' campaign BlueFlorida Apr 2019 #9