Saturday, April 04, 2020

Some Tweets from David Sirota

David Sirota is the speechwriter for candidate Bernie Sanders.


30 million people are expected to lose private health insurance. I don’t care if it’s called TrumpIsTheGreatestCare or BidenIsAwesomeCare or NeeraTandenReallyIsntCorruptCare — as long as we pass Medicare for All that finally guarantees medical care to everyone, I’m good with it.
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the economist, welcome to the revolution
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The Economist
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Big tech firms are now vital utilities. Once this crisis ends, governments could push for state control of them as they have over energy firms econ.st/2UWp2CD
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It’s almost as if it was a terrible immoral mistake for so many Democratic Party politicians, pundits & think tankers to spend the last year vilifying Medicare for All
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Rather than open the ACA exchanges, Trump & Alex Azar just announced another plan. People without insurance can get cared for for free. And hospitals would get paid for at Medicare rates. Wish there was a phrase for that.
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Coronavirus really makes clear this organization cares about cutting Social Security and Medicare, not debt.
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Fix the Debt
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After Coronavirus, We Will Have to Reckon With the Debt wsj.com/articles/after via @WSJ
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30 million people are expected to lose private health insurance. I don’t care if it’s called TrumpIsTheGreatestCare or BidenIsAwesomeCare or NeeraTandenReallyIsntCorruptCare — as long as we pass Medicare for All that finally guarantees medical care to everyone, I’m good with it.
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The Center for American Progress - funded by foreign governments and hedge fund & Wall St. billionaires - chose a bad day to have its well-paid Executive Director spend all day on Twitter arguing against Medicare for All. But nothing encapsulates the Dem Party better than that:
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Jeffrey Stein
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30 million Americans could lose their private health insurance over the next few months, per new HMA report
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The President said it himself: It isn’t fair that so many people can’t afford health insurance & don’t qualify for Medicare. I, along with , call on Trump to immediately expand both programs to ALL uninsured Americans.
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POLITICO
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President Trump said he is considering using federal programs like Medicare and Medicaid to cover the rising ranks of the uninsured after his administration decided it would not reopen the Obamacare insurance markets to address the coronavirus crisis politico.com/news/2020/04/0