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shane0911 said: ↑

Only one out there that even touches any of the things you listed.
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For sure. ....there's really is no viable Democrat option. From the little i've heard they all want virtually open borders, take more of my money, government health care for illegal immigrants, government health care for illegal immigrants, ....wtf, r u kidding me?

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shane0911 said: ↑

Only one out there that even touches any of the things you listed.
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be fair, that's just a rumor, pretty sure his IQ is more than 45

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shane0911 said: ↑

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Hail Trump.

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Frogleg said: ↑

It's all click bait. From every where.

When election time comes i'll decide who to vote for on various criteria (here's a few, beyond which are mostly click bait):

- Who's more likely to legalize cannabis and get Big Pharma's trillion dollar cock out of America's ass
- Who' more likely to have a positive influence on my net worth/retirement
- Who's more likely to take less of my money
- Who's more likely to lower my health care cost

Cannabis is a tough one. Trump is the most likely to buck Big Pharma but i think he's from a generation that will never completely get away from the 'reefer madness' indoctrination/propaganda. Yes, progress is being made but it's still Schedule 1. Lets see how many meetings, committees, & studies before it actually gets done.

Universal health care in the US is not really an affordable option. We're farrrr too out of shape on average. It would bankrupt us multiple times over - or we would just turn into the Borg collective. I would be interested in a health care system where the more proactive / "in shape" you are the lower your insurance cost would be. At my work i pay the same as someone who eats 50 ding-dongs a day, hardly moves, and is 100lbs overweight. Also, regulations that reign in 'excessive' prescription medicine cost. Some sort of international consistent pricing? Cost in US the same as comprable countries, or use some economic ratio...not sure.
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Genetics play a much bigger role in that. Good luck with that actuary table.

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tirk said: ↑

Genetics play a much bigger role in that. Good luck with that actuary table.
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I don't know all the stats of genetics versus lifestyle, but i think if we have any chance of having a good, affordable national healthcare system we need a much healthier population.

Chronic diseases are taxing our health care system and our economy
https://www.statnews.com/2018/05/31/chronic-diseases-taxing-health-care-economy/

https://www.webmd.com/healthy-aging/features/genes-or-lifestyle
With heart disease, more than 100 types of genes may play a small role in a person's risk, Lloyd-Jones says. "But by far the biggest factor is lifestyle."

Your daily habits -- such as what you eat, how active you are, and not smoking -- strongly affect your heart health. Those are up to you, no matter what's in your family's medical history.

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Frogleg said: ↑

It's all click bait. From every where.

When election time comes i'll decide who to vote for on various criteria (here's a few, beyond which are mostly click bait):

- Who's more likely to legalize cannabis and get Big Pharma's trillion dollar cock out of America's ass
- Who' more likely to have a positive influence on my net worth/retirement
- Who's more likely to take less of my money
- Who's more likely to lower my health care cost

Cannabis is a tough one. Trump is the most likely to buck Big Pharma but i think he's from a generation that will never completely get away from the 'reefer madness' indoctrination/propaganda. Yes, progress is being made but it's still Schedule 1. Lets see how many meetings, committees, & studies before it actually gets done.

Universal health care in the US is not really an affordable option. We're farrrr too out of shape on average. It would bankrupt us multiple times over - or we would just turn into the Borg collective. I would be interested in a health care system where the more proactive / "in shape" you are the lower your insurance cost would be. At my work i pay the same as someone who eats 50 ding-dongs a day, hardly moves, and is 100lbs overweight. Also, regulations that reign in 'excessive' prescription medicine cost. Some sort of international consistent pricing? Cost in US the same as comprable countries, or use some economic ratio...not sure.
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I don't think Trump is against legalization but he doesn't want to alienate those of his supporters who are against it.

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Hail Trump.
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Careful. Duck might FIFY with a heil.

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No more manholes in Berkeley

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...a-removes-all-gendered-language-city-n1031131

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