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April 04, 2019 04:11 PM UTC
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This is outstanding, if Polis gets this much done in his first time he'll exceed my expectations. We really, really need the state option. I hope that we can get a revised amendment 69 on the ballot in 2020 and Polis supports it but any sort of state option to make insurance companies compete is great. Just 3 months on the job and Polis is already the best governor we've ever had in this state.
Actually, the best governor of the post World War II era was Steve McNichols. Before that, I'd vote for Davis "Bloody Bridles" Waite.
How dare Polis make health insurance less expensive in rural Colorado? Overreach! Socialists! Nazis! NazSocis! Must Recall him now!!!
Sheesh…
“. . . raise immunization rates . . .”???
Let the hellastoopid begin . . .
If these fucking idiots could be convinced by evidence, their kids wouldn't be mobile disease vectors threatening the health of everyone who comes into contact with them. More information won't help– these folks are impervious to it. Require vaccinations as a matter of law, with exemptions only for those children for whom it is actually medically necessary. Jared is terribly wrong on this, and he should do something real to fix this problem.
Problem is, these fucking idiots are wholly convinced that the evidence is on their side. They read on the website of Joe Mercola or some other quack huckster that the MMR vaccine causes autism and the CDC is in the pocket of Big Pharma, and that's all they need.
Anti-vaxxism lets people pretend to have expertise without investing the time, effort and money it takes to actually acquire expertise in the relevant fields.
Pretty much every anti-vaxxer, from the wingiest wingnut to the crunchiest superhippie, spends every waking hour hanging out at the corner of Confirmation Bias Lane and Dunning-Kruger Boulevard.
I really appreciate the changes Govenor Polis and his administration are making on this front.
Is it enough? I am not educated sufficiently on the various issues to make a valid judgement. But any decision to move access to health care closer to those who need it is a good thing.
The conviction and the message that access to health care is a right, not a privilege, is a winning message for Democrats. Because it should be. We all wish the best for Senator Bennet, though some of us may differ with him politically. One thing is certain…his care will be top notch, and it will not bankrupt him and his family.
Can that be said of all the folks living in Commerce City? Or, Clifton? Or Antonito?
I don't think so. But it should be.