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Sunday, November 29, 2020 3:15 AM

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Blinken maintains that the failure of U.S. policy in Syria was that our government did not employ enough force. He stands by the false argument that Biden’s vote to authorize the invasion of Iraq was a “vote for tough diplomacy.” He was reportedly in favor of the Libyan intervention, which Biden opposed, and he was initially a defender and advocate for U.S. support for the Saudi coalition war on Yemen. In short, Blinken has agreed with some of the biggest foreign policy mistakes that Biden and Obama made, and he has tended to be more of an interventionist than both of them.


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Sunday, November 29, 2020 3:29 AM

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‘Completely unprepared’: Private healthcare is gouging America and letting Covid-19 run rampant

22 Nov, 2020 17:59

With 12 million people infected and 255,000 dead in the US, Dr. Flowers told ‘On Contact’ host Chris Hedges on Saturday that “it’s fair to say that we have lost control of the virus, and that our healthcare system has left us completely unprepared.”

Flowers, a longtime proponent of Medicare-for-all, singled out varying restrictions implemented on a state-by-state and county-by-county basis, plus a lack of federal control. as drivers of the US’ coronavirus explosion.

However, no matter the measures put in place by governors and local officials, she pinned the lion’s share of the blame on the US’ for-profit healthcare system, which costs Americans twice as much as in any other Western nation and still leaves them ranked 175th out of 195 countries worldwide in terms of access to healthcare – despite the world-class treatment available to those with the means to afford it.
“About a third of our healthcare dollars just go into paperwork,” Flowers explained. Insurance companies, administrators, accountants, and salesmen suck up this money, while no system exists to set and regulate healthcare prices. Drugmakers, too, are not forced by the government to regulate their prices, making the discovery and marketing of new drugs a lucrative venture for these firms.

TO be fair, Trump didn't do anything to fix this. It remains on Biden's* plate

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When President Trump announced several months ago that Covid-19 tests would be covered without copays, health insurers hastened to remind him that treatment would still be charged as usual. When the president touted hydroxychloroquine as a potential therapeutic, one of its manufacturers, Rising Pharmaceuticals, jacked up the price of this medication by 100 percent, before reversing the hike.

Flowers described this behavior as typical of America’s healthcare corporations:

> If there’s any opportunity to raise prices, to gouge people, to play people off of each other, that’s what’s best for their shareholders. They just aren’t capable of acting in the public good.<

Flowers went on to suggest that if the federal government had introduced a centralized system for recording and tracking coronavirus infections, the toll of the virus may not have been as severe. Similar systems have been deployed with varying results in Asia and Europe, but American society is different. “People are so distrustful of the government here,” she noted. “Especially of giving information, with the amount of surveillance that’s going on, the lack of privacy. People just don’t trust it.”




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Sunday, November 29, 2020 4:02 AM

dbl

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Sunday, November 29, 2020 6:48 AM

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Originally posted by 1KIKI:

It's true. Biden isn't President until he's inaugurated, and that doesn't happen until (as scheduled, but who knows) January 20, 2021. He's not even President Elect until sufficient votes are certified to make him one.




Yup.

Ted continuing to prove that he's either retarded, doesn't know anything about how shit works or both.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Sunday, November 29, 2020 9:35 AM

Whether Biden* becomes President or not depends on whether anyone with sufficient influence is willing to address the fact that the election* was deeply flawed.

The DNC won't.
The RNC won't.
Barr probably won't (The pack of rats that used fake "intelligence" to conduct an attempted coup has not been indicted much less arrested. Epstein committed "suicide" on Barr's watch. I don;t have much faith in him upholding justice.)
Maybe the individual state legislatures will.
Possibly the Supreme Court.

I would be vastly surprised if anyone undertook to clean up these Augean stables.

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THG
Sunday, November 29, 2020 7:40 PM

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
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Originally posted by Brenda:
Glad he is getting his ducks in order. Once he is in office he and his team have to hit the ground running.

All of those people named?

Pro-war: STILL happy we invaded Iraq! They want to put more troops into Syria, and troops back into Afghanistan. Were responsible for destroying Libya. Engineered the color revolution in Ukraine.
Pro-illegal immigration.
Pro-corruption.
Anti-Amerian, pro-transnationalist. Watch them cozy up to China again, or try to, and xfer more jobs out of the USA.

Pro-GREAT RESET, where jobs are automated and everyone who is not part of the elite is turned into a "useless eater" and becomes dependent on government handouts.

Returning to the "status quo" is not a good thing, because the American "status quo" is UNACCEPTABLE to most of the people in the USA.

UNLIKE THE USA, Canada does NOT spend 3.4% of its GDP on the military (Canada spends 1.3%) and it does NOT spend 18% of its GDP on crappy, incomplete healthcare (Canada spends about 9%, and covers everyone).

I think you think that the USA is like Canada, only bigger. Well, we may be bigger, but we're far worse-off. These appointments are bad news for the USA. They may make China, the EU, NATO, big pharma, big tech, the military-industrial complex, and the Davos crowd happy, but they are NOT good for Americans.
Biden* is doing exactly what I predicted: being a dick.

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Here we go again with comrade sig suggesting all Bidens picks are warmongers. Anybody surprised? Go back under your rock comrade.

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THG
Sunday, November 29, 2020 7:44 PM

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:

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Blinken maintains that the failure of U.S. policy in Syria was that our government did not employ enough force. He stands by the false argument that Biden’s vote to authorize the invasion of Iraq was a “vote for tough diplomacy.” He was reportedly in favor of the Libyan intervention, which Biden opposed, and he was initially a defender and advocate for U.S. support for the Saudi coalition war on Yemen. In short, Blinken has agreed with some of the biggest foreign policy mistakes that Biden and Obama made, and he has tended to be more of an interventionist than both of them.





Fake news comrade

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Sunday, November 29, 2020 7:50 PM

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Originally posted by THG:
Here we go again with comrade sig suggesting all Bidens picks are warmongers. Anybody surprised? Go back under your rock comrade.




They are dude.

You were just sucking GWB 2.0's dick yesterday for announcing he's putting John McCain's daughter into his cabinet.


You love NeoCons.



What have you done today to earn your place in this crowded world? :)

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Sunday, November 29, 2020 8:32 PM

Dogs and cats living together: Joe Biden says feline will join White House pets
The president-elect is uniting dog-lovers and cat people by bringing a ‘first cat’ to join his two german shepherds
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/nov/28/joe-biden-cat-white-ho
use-dogs


As a proof that the White House needs a cat, it is currently infested by rats.

It's super weird to see so many rats eating each other alive rather than flee a sinking ship. GOP have interesting family dynamics.


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THG
Sunday, November 29, 2020 8:59 PM

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
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Originally posted by THG:

Here we go again with comrade sig suggesting all Bidens picks are warmongers. Anybody surprised? Go back under your rock comrade.





You were just sucking GWB 2.0's dick yesterday

:)



Always with the dick. Everyone hear knows you're the one who gets on his knees to please men. Everyone here knows you're a pervert based on your posts here.

You're disgusting and repulsive. You know, trash.

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