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7:31Now PlayingThe most effective way to challenge Republicans on their atrocious healthcare proposal is to counter with single-payer. It's a way to garner public support and get the American people on your side; however, Senate Democrats have been reluctant to do so seeing that they're influenced and bankrolled by the health insurance industry. Two progressives senators are finally living up to their 'progressive' titles: Elizabeth Warren and Jeff Merkley. They recently came out swinging for single-payer, which is a HUGE victory for progressives!
Bernie & Elizabeth Discuss the Republican Healthcare Bill (Full Clip)
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