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Senator [ben] Sanders And I Share Some Very Big Progressive Goals. I've Been Fighting For Universal Healthcare For Many Years, And We're Now On The Path To Achieving It. I Don't Want Us To Start Over Again. I Think That Would Be A Great Mistake, To Once Again Plunge Our Country Into A Contentious Debate About Whether We Should Have And What Kind Of System We Should Have For Healthcare.

I Have Been Very Clear About The Necessity For Doing Whatever Is Required To Move The Va Into The 21st Century.

Seen In The Context Of Donald Trump Having Committed Sales Tax Fraud In The Past, Which Is Indisputable, I Think That It's Reasonable For The American Public To Ask, Did You Go Beyond What's Lawful, Maybe Scandalously Lawful, But Lawful, And Violate The Law?

We Cannot Let A Minority Of People Hold A Viewpoint That Terrorizes The Majority Of People.

On Healthcare We Are The Prisoner Of Our Past. The Way We Got To Develop Any Kind Of Medical Insurance Program Was During World War Ii When Companies Facing Shortages Of Workers Began To Offer Healthcare Benefits As An Inducement For Employment. So From The Early 1940s Healthcare Was Seen As A Privilege Connected To Employment. And After The War When Soldiers Came Back And Went Back Into The Market There Was A Lot Of Competition, Because The Economy Was So Heated Up.