This opinion piece is short, to-the-point, and very convincing. Stop fearmongering about ‘Medicare for All.’ Most families would pay less for better care. “The case for Medicare for All is simple. It would cover everyone, period. Done right, it would … Continue reading →
I’m not very good at predicting presidential winners. When I was working on the McGovern campaign in NYC as a teenager, I was shocked he didn’t win. After all, everybody I knew in the city was for him except for … Continue reading →
It’s been pointed out, over and over again, that three traditionally Democratic midwest states (Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin), which Trump narrowly won, need to be turned back in 2020 in order to defeat Trump. Democrats should choose policies that a … Continue reading →
At his now notorious North Carolina rally (chants of “Send her home”) let’s not overlook the lies Trump also made. There were almost too many to count. Here are just a few. Lie about crowd: “We haven’t had an empty … Continue reading →
With Trump you really can’t imagine what fantastic lie he will say next. But in a Thursday’s “Fox and Friend” interview Trump actually said, “Health care didn’t go down. We have the votes.” The facts are these. There are three Republican … Continue reading →
For the record, here are some new Trump lies, from this month. On immigration, Trump said, “The previous administration enacted an open-door policy to illegal immigrants from Central America. Welcome in. Come in, please.” The facts: Obama carried out more than … Continue reading →
More falsehoods from Donald Trump today. It’s getting hard to keep track of all his lies, but we will try. USA Today reports that in his first press conference since July, President-elect Donald Trump repeated false and misleading claims on … Continue reading →
