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I don't think it's beyond the competency of our leaders - I think our leaders know that not enough people actually want it. If politicians thought it was a winn
by ejb999 4y ago
I don't think it's beyond the competency of our leaders - I think our leaders know that not enough people actually want it. If politicians thought it was a winning strategy (defined by getting re-elected), they would be all over it.
People that already have subsidized insurance (i.e. thru employers), and are happy with it, see no reason for it to change. Especially people who have good health insurance and/or don't get sick very often.
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- dontlaugh 4y agoThat’s if you assume election results are somehow correlated with citizen desires. With first past the post and gerrymandering, it’s not even close to that.