Democratic Candidates Clash Over Health Care

PHILADELPHIA—The health-care debate among Democratic candidates is intensifying, with Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders fighting over whether to shore up the Affordable Care Act or to move to a government-run health plan.

The former vice president warned in recent days that scrapping President Obama’s health-care law in favor of a government-run program would create a hiatus in coverage for families.

But they have the great ‘Obamacare ‘🤨

There no debate they all want healthcare for illegals that’s disgusting given that we’re so far in debt and it’s like if someone breaks into your home climbs your wall and demands free stuff Ans you’re going to give it to them and give them a pat on the back? Really?

This is the very moment that Independent Senator Bernie Sanders made the decision to run as an Independent when he loses the DNC Nomination. The radical left with follow him and i don;t think the DNC will survive 2020 because of it (and some other things too)

You don't get something for nothing

Democrats are beating the crap out of each other instead of uniting. They will definitely lose if they keep this up.

they both look like a Carol Bernett skit

The Dems have more than these two old white guys running, you know! You couldn't find another photo?

God, Sanders looks so old compared to Biden.

The conversation about health-care among Republicans is dead silent

O’care raised payroll employe(r/e) taxes and insurance payer fees which were then passed onto customers in the form of form of higher premiums, deductibles, and reduced coverage. All for a mandatory product. ACA

Is this a K Y ad?

My question is why did they all support a POTUS that violated Due Process laws and not do the right thing? This includes all the Democrats candidates...

So is the 'science'

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