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Let’s see Biden sit down with Tucker or Levin. Without 4 days in his basement to prepare. No help from anyone just Biden vs. Tucker or Biden vs. Levin.

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Unless you are Biden.

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how about he sits down with a right leaning journalist. all of the people you mentioned don’t claim to be journalists, they’re entertainers and commentators by admission.

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should we take the liars in teh WH’s words that it IS a HC plan?

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what hasn’t the white house refuted the claim that there was no health care plan in the book?

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There is no reason to embark on a “Tia not” “Tis so” back and forth. The reporters have the document. Very few trust their word without verification. They have it in their power to put the book on line. If they choose not to, their claim remains dubious.

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Kayleigh McEnany doesn’t even try to claim the book contained a comprehensive health care plan anymore.

Asked whether the book was empty, McEnany said in a statement to Forbes the book contains “everything President Trump has signed – executive orders and legislation – to improve healthcare for Americans” during his presidency, adding, “All of these items are public, just compiled in one place in this book.”

do you still want to push that the book contained a health care plan and Lesley Stahl is lying about its contents?

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She accused him of lying and she didn’t know anything about what he has done. It was like she was in a debate with him instead of interviewing him. LOL She was so unprepared.

His crowds are bigger than they were in 2016 Leslie.

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When did she claim it was a comprehensive health care plan? It was obviously Trump’s health care plan so far.

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Fair enough, when did she claim “so far”?

“Lesley, the president wanted me to deliver his healthcare plan,”

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I never said she did.

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You’re just assuming that’s what she meant.

Fair enough.

“Lesley, the president wanted me to deliver his healthcare plan, it’s a little heavy."

“Oh my God, this is his healthcare plan?"

“Yes.” (When she should have said, “No, but it’ll feed the internet fanboys enough into believing he actually has a plan.”)

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I deduce that’s what Trump meant by the message he gave her to deliver. It’s clear that the two side have not been available or willing to negotiate on health care, and Trump has not claimed to have a comprehensive health plan in terms of legislative bills queued up. His goal was to create around success the unity needed to fashion a bill both sides would embrace. That success was arrested by the Covid19 outbreak.

But he has been strategising re health care piecemeal in the interim via EO’s and regulation changes. For instance “The Right to Try”. If those piecemeal moves fit coherently into Trump’s broader vision for healthcare, they are parts of his healthcare plan. If they were collated into a folder, they would be what presently exists of Trump’s health care plan.

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Yeah, but Trump said he would unveil a health care plan on day one. He didn’t say a ‘series of piecemeal actions.’ He said a plan that would be better than the ACA.

He didn’t.

Recently he said hew ould release his plan - not piecemeal actions, he said ‘plan’ - in tw weeks. that was about 6 weeks ago. He never did.

He told Leslie Stahl he had a plan. Not a series of piece meal actions. He said ‘plan’ then he gave her a binder that did not have a plan in. it.

He does not seem to have a plan.

If he had a plan, he should articulate it.

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Weak and feeble minded old man showing how inept of a leader he is while facing both criticism and basic cursory questions simply asking for more details.

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…and I’ve still got another four more years to listen to libs whine…even louder. OMG! :sunglasses:

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Yep, the same reason you’ll never see Trump being interviewed by Rachel Maddow

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Lol. Tucker…

The guy who argued - and won - that you can’t listen to his show and think you are hearing the truth.