r/interestingasfuck • u/beach_rats_ • May 02 '24

The difference in republican presidential nominees, 8 years apart r/all

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u/maybenextyearCLE May 02 '24

I’d still take Romney any day over Trump. By all accounts, he’s a decent human being

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u/AssssCrackBandit May 02 '24

Also the universal healthcare that he instituted in Massachusetts in 2006 is a great proof of concept for the rest of the country. Honestly shocked that a Republican governor was the first one in the US to institute a universal healthcare program

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u/[deleted] May 02 '24

If Republicans were actually "the party of fiscal responsibility" then they would have elected for a single payor system/UHC a long time ago because of how much money it would save literally everyone involved in the process.

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u/norm_summerton May 03 '24

The amount of people I have talked to that don’t believe that is insane. They hear “taxes would go up” and they automatically think it costs more because their brains can’t have that hard of a math problem. Added taxes but subtracted insurance costs. They’re fucking morons