s you to medicare for all. everyone has a responsibility to explain how we re supposed to get from point a to point b without kicking millions of people off of their health care or for that matter kicking millions of americans out of their jobs in the health care industry there. is a transition. and we ve got to think about how that ought to work. even as we move to provide universal health care which we can and must do. we re the only country that doesn t have it today. one thing last night, it allows me to do more of the horse race and be more superficial. what grade do you give yourself for last night? i don t think it s a good idea to grade yourself. i felt like we had a fantastic debate. it was great because i had the chance to lay out the case for my candidacy which is not just about ideology, it s about the us urgency of the moment. scientists tell us we ve got less than 12 years before we re at the catastrophe point on climate. the decisions we re making in 2020 are goi
quite frankly is not as good as aca, is not going to cover as many people at aca. they re going to have to take that into had midterms and a chance for democrats is to make them pay for it both from a policy perspective but also from a values perspective. kicking millions of people off of health care in rural areas. that s a moral question for democrats as well. and that is the point, congresswoman, because you do have donald trump saying don t put my name on it, but he s still out there selling it and he has his team out there selling it. tom price, the hhs secretary, appointed by donald trump, is out there selling ryancare. let s listen to tom price on meet the press with chuck todd trying to explain why it s okay to charge a senior citizen who s getting obamacare more money for health care. take a listen. in fay yet county, west virginia, the $4,000 tax credit that a 60-year-old making $30,000 a year that will get under the american health care