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Abdul El-Sayed explains to Chuck Todd why there is bipartisan consensus in Washington against issues that have public consensus. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: “Take health care, for example. Public consensus that the government ought to do a lot more to provide us health care. Bipartisan consensus that it shouldn't. What's... show more

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Nori1 month ago

@chucktodd @AbdulElSayed El-Sayed explains the most basic, obvious problem with money in politics and Chuck Todd is immediately annoyed. Why are they always so annoyed by such obvious truths?

Eric1 month ago

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Noosphere1 month ago

We are a platform for independent journalists! By downloading and subscribing to our app, you can directly support these journalists so that they do not have to rely on social media ad revenue determined by the algorithmic desires of big tech, or the current political mood of mainstream media. Sunday Night with Chuck Todd is just one of the programs we have. We offer a 1-month free trial if you want to just check it out! Here is a recap of some of the reporting that was on the app this past week!

Safeen1 month ago

@chucktodd @AbdulElSayed Cuck Todd was overwhelmed

Axel Gear // Mr. Jack1 month ago

@chucktodd @AbdulElSayed Everybody wants better healthcare. If you ask them even a slightly more complicated question about healthcare, they separate into multiple camps.

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NEW: Courtesy of CNN, here's Kamala Harris' robocall for Dr. Abdul El-Sayed that's going out to folks today. "Abdul El-Sayed is as Michigan as it gets. Abdul will take on Donald Trump's war, and he'll put money back in your pocket, and ensure affordable, accessible health care for all. Abdul is for the people. I'm Kamala Harris, and I endorse Dr. Abdul El-Sayed for United States Senate."

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In this momentous election between democracy and freedom on one side and autocracy and corruption on the other, I was proud to travel to Michigan to endorse your next Senator Dr. Abdul El-Sayed. A noted public health specialist, Dr. El-Sayed is the leader we need in the Senate to bring quality, affordable health care to our people.

In this momentous election between democracy and freedom on one side and autocracy and corruption on the other, I was proud to travel to Michigan to endorse your next Senator Dr. Abdul El-Sayed. A noted public health specialist, Dr. El-Sayed is the leader we need in the Senate to bring quality, affordable health care to our people.

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