Youseff wrote:

TenuredVulture wrote:Back to the pres. Hatch thing: remember when lg talked about how the dems wouldn't want to see all this Russian stuff come to out because many of them are involved? Because I see no reason why Russian campaign money wouldn't flow to dems as well, so....and don't forget, ussr money to us political groups was pretty common, so they certainly have a tradition there.

there wouldn't be as many Dems banging the drum if this was the case imo.

CalvinBall wrote:Huckabee Sanders' lazy eye is brutally distracting.

drsmooth wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:Huckabee Sanders' lazy eye is brutally distracting.

well Calvin, take comfort in the fact that that bible-thumping bimbo is gonna have both eyes gouged out by Satan, & will burn in hell for all eternity for lying with that filthy mouth of hers every day

Sen. Dianne Feinstein recently told her constituents at a San Francisco town hall event that she’s not ready to support a single-payer health care system -- an idea that has been gaining steam at the state level in California.

"If single-payer health care is going to mean complete takeover by the government of all health care,” the California Democrat said, “I am not there.”

A week later, Feinstein was even further from there, benefitting from a fundraising event at the Washington, D.C., office of Avenue Solutions, a lobbying firm that represents major health insurers, pharmaceutical companies and the primary trade association for doctors. The industries have historically opposed efforts to create a universal, government-run health care system -- an idea supported by 58 percent of U.S. adults. Feinstein supporters at the event were expected to kick in $1,000 to $5,000 for her re-election bid.

CalvinBall wrote:Huckabee Sanders' lazy eye is brutally distracting.

td11 wrote:http://maplight.org/content/dianne-feinstein-raising-money-from-health-care-lobbyists-after-dismissing-single-payer

Sen. Dianne Feinstein recently told her constituents at a San Francisco town hall event that she’s not ready to support a single-payer health care system -- an idea that has been gaining steam at the state level in California.

"If single-payer health care is going to mean complete takeover by the government of all health care,” the California Democrat said, “I am not there.”

A week later, Feinstein was even further from there, benefitting from a fundraising event at the Washington, D.C., office of Avenue Solutions, a lobbying firm that represents major health insurers, pharmaceutical companies and the primary trade association for doctors. The industries have historically opposed efforts to create a universal, government-run health care system -- an idea supported by 58 percent of U.S. adults. Feinstein supporters at the event were expected to kick in $1,000 to $5,000 for her re-election bid.

gotta get these old farts out

CalvinBall wrote:Huckabee Sanders' lazy eye is brutally distracting.

drsmooth wrote:"single-payer health care" is a slogan, not a health coverage policy.

I know, I know, take it to the unpopular opinions

thephan wrote:I'll be your Huckleberry