I think many think of that as the primary benefit derived from their unions
It is IMO idiotic to tout a plan to take their hard won private plans away, surely raising taxes, with a promise that it will be offset by lower overall health care costs over time, which is the sort of promise that has a way of never materializing. Which is the line Warren tried to take when faced with the tax increase question in the last debate.
It is IMO a great way to ensure the rust belt stays with Trump. If Warren (more likely) or Sanders is the candidate, I do think the odds of a Trump win go up. Frequently the nominee is not one of the early front runners, so anything can still happen.
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Posted: 09/16/2019 at 09:17AM