medicare for all

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) said during the Democratic debate Sunday night the most important he would do to tackle the spread of coronavirus and save Americans lives, whether he becomes president or not would be to “shut this President up right now.” “First thing we have got to do, whether or not I’m president, is to shut […]

During Wednesday night’s CNN Democratic presidential debate, a visibly annoyed Sen. Bernie Sanders was forced to defend his legacy piece of  legislation, “Medicare for All.”

In terms of her reelection bid, three Republicans have already confirmed that they are exploring a run against AOC. The candidates include an Egyptian American journalist, a conservative talk-radio producer and an NYPD cop that became a high school civics teacher. However, the power move comes in the form of a mystery multimillionaire donor who is reported to have expressed...

“They and others spent millions setting up a network of lobby groups and think tanks to create doubt

"It just matters that it’s a good idea.”

With all that said, congressional Democrats are making a hard push to retain control of the House of Representatives, but the newly-elected ultra-Progressive caucus is panning out to be more of a crutch than an asset.

Gillibrand, and staunch liberal Democrat who supported President Obama’s entire political and ideological agenda, stuck to her progressive values, pushing the “Green New Deal,” universal pre-K” and “Medicare for All.”