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NY Times Journalists Tell Democrats to Reject Single-Payer, Embrace Wall Street
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10:43Now PlayingTwo opinion pieces in The New York Times urges the Democratic Party establishment to reject the wishes of the populist wing of the party and embrace corruption. Journalist Steven Rattner argues 'Medicare for All' would "sink" the Party, and journalist Douglas Schoen tells them to outright embrace Wall Street. We'll break down their arguments in this segment.
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