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Totally insane Reporter: "I heard you say you wanted to shut [pipelines] down. Then what is the alternative to moving those fossil fuels?" Abdul El-Sayed: "Why do we need to be moving fossil fuels?"

Totally insane Reporter: "I heard you say you wanted to shut [pipelines] down. Then what is the alternative to moving those fossil fuels?" Abdul El-Sayed: "Why do we need to be moving fossil fuels?"

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Savage Mike Rogers on Abdul: "He's not really a doctor. If somebody came into his office and he tried to treat them, he'd go to jail!"

Savage Mike Rogers on Abdul: "He's not really a doctor. If somebody came into his office and he tried to treat them, he'd go to jail!"

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Abdul El-Sayed says he would be the first Democrat doctor in the U.S. Senate: "It'd be a good idea to hire somebody who actually understands this industry" (Abdul has never had a medical license and never did a residency)

Abdul El-Sayed says he would be the first Democrat doctor in the U.S. Senate: "It'd be a good idea to hire somebody who actually understands this industry" (Abdul has never had a medical license and never did a residency)

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This is rich. Pete Buttigieg complains about excessive regulations: "It is so hard to build and do things in this country!" Friendly reminder that Buttigieg spent $42 BILLION on rural broadband without connecting a single American because of insane regulations like "prioritize the employment of 'justice-impacted' people with criminal records to install broadband equipment." And to qualify for a grant to build an EV charger the Buttigieg-led DOT demanded companies engage in "intentional outreach to underserved communities" including "block parties" with "multilingual staff" for those "who speak languages other than English." Buttigieg goes on to say he and Biden "could have done more if it was easier to complete the things that we start in this country." What a joke.

This is rich. Pete Buttigieg complains about excessive regulations: "It is so hard to build and do things in this country!" Friendly reminder that Buttigieg spent $42 BILLION on rural broadband without connecting a single American because of insane regulations like "prioritize the employment of 'justice-impacted' people with criminal records to install broadband equipment." And to qualify for a grant to build an EV charger the Buttigieg-led DOT demanded companies engage in "intentional outreach to underserved communities" including "block parties" with "multilingual staff" for those "who speak languages other than English." Buttigieg goes on to say he and Biden "could have done more if it was easier to complete the things that we start in this country." What a joke.

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Abdul El-Sayed says working Americans will pay more in taxes for 'free healthcare': "In this case, you’re just paying FICA a little bit more"

Abdul El-Sayed says working Americans will pay more in taxes for 'free healthcare': "In this case, you’re just paying FICA a little bit more"

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The most blatant flip flop I’ve ever seen. Abdul El-Sayed today on Medicare for All: "If you would like to have a private insurer, you’re welcome to do that." This man has spent YEARS vowing the exact opposite. Here are 11 times Abdul promised to ELIMINATE private health insurance plans: 08/04/2018: “Instead of having multiple insurance companies... what you have is the state operating as your insurance company. That's what we want.” 11/18/2019: "Medicare for All guarantees you a public health care plan and eliminates your private one." 11/18/2019: "Under Medicare-for-All, the federal government is the only payer—hence single payer—for healthcare to everybody in the nation." 06/04/2020: "What does Medicare for All do? Medicare for All comes in and says, ‘No more of this insurance industry,’ which costs us far more, whose CEOs make tens of millions of dollars a year, and which creates redundancy in the healthcare system that increases the overall cost for all of us." 07/12/2020: “My issue with private health insurance is that I see it as fundamentally a middleman that we've allowed to persist and exist in our healthcare system for no added value except that a lot of people profit off of it... the best way to do that is cut out the middleman.” 09/29/2020: "The only insurer in town is Medicare" 12/16/2020: “What Medicare for All does is it does away with the private insurance market. It now has one single payer—that's why we call it single-payer, right? One insurance, and that is the government of the United States.” 03/15/2021: “We are going to create one insurer that operates on behalf of the taxpayer, on behalf of the American public, so that we can reduce prices as much as possible and collectivize as much as possible.” 04/13/2021: “Instead of having a whole bunch of payers you have one payer and that is the federal government.” 05/25/2021: “We have an entire industry — the insurance industry — that does not need to exist, that should not exist. There’s a world that’s possible where it didn’t exist. The question becomes are we willing to do the morally right thing as a society?” 04/07/2022: "I advocate for a government takeover of health insurance because health insurance offers no value in the American health care system"

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