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I too was offended by CNN's attempt to make a debate indistinguishable from professional wrestling (unless CNN is interested in giving me a contributor contract, in which case I felt the network effectively drew out the candidates' differences) #AskNYMag https://t.co/EJF0IHXD5v — PolitiTweet.org

@NYMag @intelligencer @EricLevitz CNN broadcasting the Dem Debates was a total pisser... slow/spotty/intermittent s… https://t.co/egt6uedv19

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2) That said, public opinion data does suggest that "Medicare For Anyone Who Wants It" is more popular than "Medicare For All" (though some single-payer advocates contend that the choice between a public option and M4A is misleadingly framed in such polls) https://t.co/ZGjfxft370 — PolitiTweet.org

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Yes. Sanders's plan might be more aptly named "A Much More Generous Version of Medicare Than Currently Exists For All." Seniors would no longer pay premiums for their government coverage, which would significantly reduce their overall cost of living. https://t.co/WxxtDkMtuf — PolitiTweet.org

@NYMag @EricLevitz Bernie Sanders indicated Medicare for All means no premiums, copays or deductibles. Yet isn't t… https://t.co/USH9keLsWO

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