They seem to be, frankly, a bit brighter and more articulate than some of the rest of us, especially me. I don't think they'd find it necessary to lie.
NONE of them live in countries which bill themselves as the richest country in the history of the world. All of them live in smaller, poorer countries.
They all seem satisfied with their health care and that provided their families.
Why can't the "richest country in the history of the world" do that? And, by the way, probably more of that money would be spent in the US than the war industry. Halliburton, for instance, is in Dubai, or somewhere.
I'd trust the people who have single-payer insurance to gauge the quality before I'd trust those people who are afraid they would have to contribute to the well-being of their fellows under that plan. Just makes sense.
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Let's try this. There are people on these boards living with single-payer health insurance.
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