The Gauzy Myth of the Sanders Campaign

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36. Cool, ok, so the talking-past-repliers behavior is not an exception but is your rule

I've found that tactic generally ineffective towards the goal of discussion, which I view as a primary feature of a discussion board.

My assumption is you'll keep on that train on your next reply. If that's the case then I won't continue this nondialogue. But to your possibly-sincere point about cost/benefit analysis of different health care approaches, here is one https://www.law.berkeley.edu/press-release/new-health-care-study-public-option-would-generate-more-benefits-savings-than-projected/ angle. And here is https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/hospital-management-administration/single-payer-vs-public-option-comparing-cost-coverage.html another related approach. Note the projected savings of the two different approaches in the second link. One saves significantly more. Neither involve the current nightmare of the reality that millions of Americans can't access health care because of cost and administration.