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That doesn't say what you think it does. Additionally, the Democrats had a super majority for two years under Obama and ended up passing a healthcare bill writt
by 0xy 6y ago
That doesn't say what you think it does. Additionally, the Democrats had a super majority for two years under Obama and ended up passing a healthcare bill written entirely by insurance lobbyists. The ACA skyrocketed health insurance costs, by every objective measure. They had 2 years already. I don't see how the exact same elected officials won't squander another super majority (which will be hard to get).
In my opinion, a D house and R senate is likely -- which means no universal healthcare.
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- ceejayoz 6y ago> Additionally, the Democrats had a super majority for two years under Obama and ended up passing a healthcare bill written entirely by insurance lobbyists. Super...ish. Loss of a single senator would've killed the bill. Lieberman strangled the public option in its crib.