Billionaire Says We “Can’t Afford” ‘Medicare for All,’ Bernie Sanders Responds

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[djtoxicdhg]

We can't afford Medicare for all the we can afford tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans

[russianbot]

Our current private healthcare system will cost $49 trillion over the next 10 years.
HR 676, Single payer healthcare was estimated to cost $32 trillion over the next 10 years.
Pretty sure we can't afford not to do it.

[BLSoldier]

But we can afford endless wars pushed by the military-industrial complex LOL

[Che-e]

Schultz is a prime example of the 1 percent watching out for themselves and trying to keep everyone else ignorant, not realizing that we know we deserve more.

[philipchurch]

Trump at least pretended to be a populist, Schultz has already failed at that.

[daniboy]

I'm tired of hearing from out of touch billionaires... (T_T)

[Cruzcontrol]

He's a Wizard that sells us 25 cents worth of coffee for 4 dollars a cup.

[lordbeerus]

Oh but we can somehow "afford" their billionaire tax breaks?

[TanisC]

I like how Starbucks, along with Amazon, pretty much put the pressure on the mayor, and others, in Seattle to repeal a bill, because they don't want to pay fair taxes.

[traplover]

He means it when tax loopholes aren't closed and he hides his money on tax havens.

[apotheosis]

It really says something about how popular Bernie is & how much they fear him, when all of a sudden we have a massive influx of all these millionaires & billionaires coming out from their shadows dealings to try and run for president

[bangun]

bernie already proved his point a thousand times ...OPEN YOUR EARS

[albertoportillo]

Bernie for PRESIDENT this time for real👍👍👍👍

[IQPrower]

2:25 that's what's called a microexpression. the split second smirk of the side of the mouth is usually a response to something one finds ludicrous.

[babydactyl]

Oh, the wealthiest country in the world can't afford Medicare for all, but Canada, Denmark, Sweden, Australia, Mexico, Poland, and even Turkey can.

[sarge]

If the Top1% paid their fair share of taxes, minus all the tax loops, and offshore accounts, we could have Medicare for All, food & shelter for the homeless (Vets), and maybe enough left for college discounts. I managed our AF Rescue Sq budget, and squeezed a dime to save $.25.

[HulkHulk-fhuf]

Starbucks convinced people to buy their over prices coffee for $5 dollars a cup but don't think that people deserve a living wage and universal health care. This guy is a billionaire by selling his over prices coffee, what the hell does he understands someone that live paycheck to paycheck. A well pay worker makes a good consumer. We can't afford your over price coffee STARBUCK.

[quebecer]

We can't afford Medicare for All, but you can afford a $5 cup of coffee???

[aaronluke]

Americans: I'd vote for Schultz because I love Starbucks!
Me: *facepalms to the point of brain trauma*

[rsine]

In all honesty, I have very little faith in the intelligence of the American voter anymore.