The American people have been trained over the last few decades to expect too little. Universal healthcare & easy access to higher education is what the citizens in a prosperous society should expect and do expect in other countries. It’s part of our “right to pursue happiness.”
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The reason we don’t have universal healthcare or free higher education is so the marketplace can continue to rule. But that’s economically self-defeating for the country. When people are healthier & more educated, they’re more productive and by definition add more to the economy.

Mar 2, 2020 · 4:50 PM UTC

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#RepairAmericaMovement All public policy should be based on the idea... What would help people thrive?
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The marketplace always rules. No governmental or external influences will ever control.
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Please just endorse Bernie at this point Marianne.
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I've responded to natural disasters here and abroad. In the US the vast majority of people we see are not directly impacted by the storm, but come for care because they have no primary care, or can't afford medications. While nat disasters are sometimes the first time some...
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... don't have medical care. Many live through the man made disaster that is our healthcare system every day. We can do better. We must do better.
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But... uneducated people are easier to control...who wants to have population capable of critical thinking?
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Seems to me as if the “free market” is one of those false idols that prophets have been warning us about.
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If @JoeBiden wins the POTUS you and others(even ones who voted the Biden) PUSH him to better those things. I'm all for better healthcare/education. Dont sit back and be mad that the candidate you wanted didnt make it. The SENATE is the key, dont forget that..
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Do you live in the real world?