Since I can't post over there.....(maybe someone will steal this post, reword it a bit and post it over there for me hehehehe)

Well, I'm sure many people would have a lot of input on that question, but I'll limit mine to analyzing her policy stances from her website. The first of which on my radar is healthcare.

A side note: One needs a degree in “Chomsky” to be able to parse Mrs. Clinton's web site information. It is so full of newspeak, it's hardly worth exploring.

First and foremost, right at the top of her healthcare issue page, is the title, “Affordable health care is a basic human right”. Let's just stop right there and analyze this statement.

What the heck does it mean to have a “basic” human right to “affordable” health care? A human right to be able to afford something? That means one has to PAY to be able to exercise this right. So one would have to have money first, to be able to exercise this right to affordable health care. Who the heck defines what is affordable or not? I certainly can not afford health insurance, not to mention the out of pocket expenses and ridiculous deductibles. Remember, over 33 million people are still WITHOUT HEALTH INSURANCE!

Where is this right to affordable health care? The emergency room does not qualify as affordable, so don't even go there. Where is this right specified?

This statement / title on her Health Care Issues web page, can only be described as Orwellian Newspeak. Think about it. What “human” right requires you to buy something? What human right is only available to people that can afford these rights? What is good a right to affordable health care, if one can not afford healthcare? How is that right secured, and by what legislative mechanism applies? NONE! It does not exist, and she has not laid out how she will achieve this, nor whether this is actually what the majority of Americans actually want., which, btw, is not in fact what the majority of American actually want.

According to Physicians for a National Health Program , Kaiser Poll: 58% of Americans support Medicare for all (Dec. 17, 2015)

“the idea of creating a national health plan in which all Americans would get their insurance through an expanded, universal form of health insurance called Medicare-for-all.  When asked their opinion, nearly 6 in 10 Americans (58 percent) say they favor the idea of Medicare-for-all, including 34 percent who say they strongly favor it. This is compared to 34 percent who say they oppose it, including 25 percent who strongly oppose it. Opinions vary widely by political party identification, with 8 in 10 Democrats (81 percent) and 6 in 10 independents (60 percent) saying they favor the idea, while 63 percent of Republicans say they oppose it. “

Interesting, 81% of democrats, 60% of independents and 37% of republicans, ah, 58% of Americans support it.

But according to Mrs. Clinton, we can't do that, it's not politically possible. Well of course if you don't fight for it, it will never happen. Why are you not fighting for us to have healthcare as a basic human right, instead of having a right to “affordable health care”. Big fucking difference.

How can one defend “affordable healthcare as a basic human right” compared to health care AS a human right, you fucking can't, unless you believe healthcare is a profit center for big business. You see, one idea acknowledges REALITY, one can not live without healthcare, and the other creates a supposed right, for only those that can afford to exercise that right. How the fuck is that “fighting for us”?

So, for starters, Mrs. Clinton could become a better democrat by championing health care as a human right, whether one can afford it or not. You see, over 40 thousand people a year are dying from lack of insurance BECAUSE they simply can not afford it. Gee, that's more people dying because they don't have healthcare than people dying from gun violence in this country. These people die because too many people in our country believe as Mrs. Clinton does, that our Mafia style healthcare system, pay or die, is really okay, that it should be a profit center for big business, rather than an investment in the health of our fellow citizens.