Let's start the debate with the number one issue for Democratic voters, health care.

And Senator Sanders, let's start with you. You support Medicare for all,

which would eventually take private health insurance away from more than 150 million Americans in

exchange for government-sponsored health care for everyone.

Congressman Delaney just referred to it as bad policy and previously he has

called the idea political suicide that will just

get President Trump reelected. What do you say to Congressman Delaney?

You're wrong.

Last Tuesday's debate was a glorious show of the enduring power of progressive politics.

I get a little bit tired of Democrats afraid of big ideas.

Republicans are not afraid of big ideas.

They could give a trillion dollars in tax breaks

to billionaires and profitable corporations. They can bail out the crooks on Wall Street.

So please don't tell me that we cannot take on the fossil fuel industry and nothing happens unless we do that.

Standing together at the center of the stage, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren

withstood a barrage of bad faith attacks on progressive

policies so laden with conservative assumptions that they might as well have

been written by Fox News. Would you raise taxes on the middle class to pay for Medicare for all?

Senator Sanders, you want to provide undocumented immigrants free health care and free college.

Why won't this drive even more people to come to the US illegally?

If Medicare for All is enacted, there are more than 600,000 union members here in Michigan

who would be forced to give up their private health care plans.

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