What about Bernie admitting it won't pass and that it's about starting a conversation. He's admitted that he doesn't have the funding for %50 of the costs. He's going full speed ahead into a wall. It's going set Medicare reform back years. We need a plan that's going to help now.

He's stated in 2017 it's about starting the conversation. As long as a few months ago he's stated that he doesn't have %50 of the funding figured out. He's been avoiding the conversation ever sense Warren stuck out her neck on funding it.

All m4a plans will cause a drop that's the idea including yangs. No matter how you frame it, it's going to have a cost. You can force the cost on Americans or you can build a system that Americans with naturally adopt because they'll see the reduced costs and benifits.

Those numbers haven't been flushed out. When asked directly Bernie has been running from the question.

Sanders has been seen in support of UBI, little as 2 years ago. He's been pandering to the Unions with his GND, FJG and minimum wage platforms to gain backing form the weakening Unions for support thus backing away from the UBI platforms. youtube.com/dwGl_nVPsT4

Here's a doctor explaining how different approaches will drive down costs. Public option as a competitor to private options, will drive down the costs. Because public option is essentially non profit. youtube.com/SlzRs5bgV-k

You're starting to get there.

We have never had a true non profit competitor. Except Medicare for the retired. Model that system for all, then drive out the gouging.

Stop using the term free. We're having an honest discussion. Please don't muddle it up with untruthful language. Every has a costs, we already talked about the funding and possiblity to get passed.

It's not free, stop using that language. It will not be free for me or anyone else. There going to be a cost.