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Anyway, at least she talked about policy and to finish that thought up,

we want to go back to Cory Booker and the 5.4 million people who have lost their health issues.

I'm glad Cory Booker mentioned it. I thought you should have if anything emphasised

them more, but good, great, wonderful. That's a stat that's a policy matter and I love it one

every time they bring that up. But Joe Biden's against Medicare for all, so under Joe Biden,

they won't have health issues. Just come on.

Okay, so now look, you've touched a nerve and I'm trying really hard not to be negative the entire

night, but I can't help it, right? Because what that communicates to me and to everyone else who's

lost their health insurance, by the way, is that Democrats acknowledge the problem.

They know what the issue is. It's just that they're unwilling to do what's necessary to solve it,

right? So, the public option in our system of government, where legalised bribery takes priority

over everything else, will be insufficient. A public option will be underfunded. It will be dismantled.

It will not be enough. So, their answer is no, no, no, we want to protect private insurance and

then give you an underfunded crappy option that isn't going to give you what you need to stay alive

in one of the wealthiest countries in the world. And so, I can't help but listen to that speech

and get super-earable, right? And it's hard for me to sit here and be like,

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