January 19, 2016
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4:29Now PlayingTYT reporter Jordan Chariton spoke to supporters of Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton outside the 4th Democratic Primary Debate in Charleston, SC. The conversations encapsulated the choice between the two candidates in ways that were at least as illuminated as the debate itself. Clinton supporters expressed caution about the speed of change and the desire to select a candidate with White House experience. Sanders supporters expressed a passion for achieving sweeping change to make government work for the People, regardless of whether words like "socialism" offer low-hanging fruit for Republican spin doctors stoking the fears of conservative media consumers. The question of single-payer health insurance, something Sanders calls "Medicaid for all" was raised by a Sanders supporter, while Clinton supporters responded to a chant for "Single payer now!" with "Protect Obamacare." The same confusing issue was addressed a few hours later at the debate. Can Bernie Sanders both support the Affordable Care Act, and want to achieve single payer health insurance without being accused of wanting to dismantle Obamacare?
video by: @ericbyler @jordanchariton
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