Group-think has resulted in anti-capitalism
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Well there is capitalism and the there is price gouging by pharma. One of the few times you’ll see me agree with the commies on any point, but having said that - I think there is a free market solution to the cost of prescription drugs.
I'm not disagreeing there. I'm saying Obamacare didn't help things.
You don't have to shrug at me because i agree with you. Absolutely PATHETIC they have pres, house, senate and can't fix heath care or at least pass something.
I do blame Trump but i blame Paul Ryan more.
I think he was but he gets some blame because it's his job to sell and whip up votes. It was under his leadership.
But most of the blame is on Ryan.
There is IMO, you tell Big pharma they have to charge in the US the lowest price they charge outside of the US, and if the US price is the lowest, charge the US price. Americans are underwriting the healthcare in foreign countries, how else do you explain drugs cheaper in Canada and Mexico. Simple fix.
Tucker Carlson Joins the Movement Against Market Capitalism
With Dorothy Wickenden
February 7, 2019
Photograph by Jocelyn Augustino / Redux
The Fox News host Tucker Carlson, a vigorous defender of President Trump, shocked many viewers recently with a sharp warning about the dangers of market capitalism. “Market capitalism is not a religion,” he said. “Any economic system that weakens and destroys families isn’t worth having.” A growing number of critics on both the left and the right are saying that the market is functioning to the detriment of average Americans. Evan Osnos joins Dorothy Wickenden to discuss the new Republican and Democratic rhetoric about economic inequities, as the parties look toward the 2020 elections.
With Dorothy Wickenden
February 7, 2019
Photograph by Jocelyn Augustino / Redux
The Fox News host Tucker Carlson, a vigorous defender of President Trump, shocked many viewers recently with a sharp warning about the dangers of market capitalism. “Market capitalism is not a religion,” he said. “Any economic system that weakens and destroys families isn’t worth having.” A growing number of critics on both the left and the right are saying that the market is functioning to the detriment of average Americans. Evan Osnos joins Dorothy Wickenden to discuss the new Republican and Democratic rhetoric about economic inequities, as the parties look toward the 2020 elections.
