Buttigeig's Healthcare Plan has "Retroactive Enrollment"

[ItsTommyBitch 12,640]

I've been telling y'all his plan sucks and was indescript for months   But yes, its a mess

[Chromatica 7,042]

EDIT: WRONG THREAD LOL

[Harris Walz 2024 1,451]

I think he should just stick with the current healthcare plan implemented today. There's not enough difference between his plan and what is in place today. Go ahead and give Obama/Biden this talking point.

[Andy McQueen 4,484]

https://youtu.be/APctFHLqexQ

[ItsTommyBitch 12,640]

1 hour ago, Economy said:

So I'm trying to understand the full scope here. Did he hire these white officers and defend them? Did he somehow push it? What was his involvement in all this?

 

The other user said he got the black chief fired for campaign money

https://tyt.com/stories/4vZLCHuQrYE4uKagy0oyMA/4lZJh84HPDTLNZhS1OkEfV

^This is some more stuff, not all related, but very indepth serious reporting. It seems like a very blatant conflict of interest - he hired the stepson of a wealthy donor of his who had donated to him before his campaign for mayor began, and sort of systematically got rid of all of the black community leaders that helped him get black credentials when he ran for mayor once he got the job

(He also apparently *literally* has a history of putting black people in front of him for optics, which is gross. Someone pointed this out after Iowa as well, and I remembered it was mentioned in this story, so its a thing that has happened several times)

If you just look into it, he has had several documented issues with the black community in South Bend and in general. He faked support from black leaders for his Douglass Plan (they didnt sign on for the plan, but he said they supported it anyway - the campaign had a like "if you dont voluntarily say you dont support the plan and you are on the list, we will put you down for a supporter" which is messed up IMO.)

Many black activists in South Bend have called him out for his lack of funding towards minority community services, his housing initiatives that may have left poc homeless, etc... He used to say "All Lives Matter", he argued just last year that a way to solve police + black tensions would be to put cops in schools so black people have positive police role models and will respect them..

There's honestly a litany of issues.

I think its kind of funny because his douglass plan like, actually isn't awful, but he has so many personal issues that I don't think black people have any interest in looking into his policy   But that's to be expected, black people are generally pragmatic voters rather than aspirational ones and Pete Buttigieg types come across as pandering IMO.