re: #40 HappyWarrior

I admit that health care isn’t an issue I’ve studied a lot of but I think you need to look at all possible options. The thing is and I think why Pelosi has urged caution on the issue is the backlashes to Presidents like Clinton and Obama who have focused on it in their first term. I think it needs to be communicated effectively. Does that make sense? I really don’t want to have to have the conversation again that we had in 2010. We did end up preserving ACA thankfully. I just don’t know how we realistically can go from ACA to Medicare for All in a decade’s time. I’d support the public option though. M4A is a goal I support but I want to communicate it better before we make it the centerpiece of health care reform.

I think it would be fascinating to ask people what each option is, what it contains and how it will affect their lives and their decisions.

I would venture to guess that many people can’t answer the first two parts and the last would be based on faulty knowledge and logic.