Sam Seder
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Medicare For All Not Humble Enough For Pete Buttigieg
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November 11, 2019
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In this Majority Report clip, Mayor Pete wants a healthcare plan with more "humility."
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"On Sunday South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg appeared on ABC's "This Week" to discuss his prediction that the Democratic presidential primaries would become a competition between himself and Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and his reasons for opposing Warren's Medicare for All plan.
"This Week" co-host George Stephanopoulos began by asking Buttigieg about his remarks in an upcoming "Showtime" interview that the Democratic presidential primary would become a contest between himself and Warren. Stephanopoulos said that a recent ABC News/Washington Post poll showed former Vice President Joe Biden has the lead in national polls with 28 percent, followed by Warren at 23 percent, Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont at 17 percent and Buttigieg at nine percent. He added that Buttigieg had made gains in that poll and that in the Iowa caucus — the first state to hold a primary election and as such a very important one — Buttigieg and Warren had both made gains while Biden and Sanders had "slumped," bringing all four candidates within a five-point margin of each other."*
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