Chase Oliver on budget cuts, war, and immigration

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Medicare and Medicaid are deeply embedded in the American health care system, both at the federal and state level.
60% : It involves untangling the government involvement in our health care system, including Medicare and Medicaid, and phasing those systems out over time so that way we can return back to normal market practices with health care.
60% : Social Security is one of the largest and most popular federal programs.
55% : We have to get out of the Ponzi scheme of Social Security.
52% : Then the question is, what do we do about people who are on Social Security right now -- people's parents or grandparents?
51% : His support for large-scale immigration, abortion rights, and the rights of trans kids, along with their parents and doctors, to make decisions free from government involvement has also rankled the party's right wing.
46% : We have to recognize that Social Security is insolvent.
45% : If you're in my age range, you're going to keep paying into Social Security and not have benefits.
40% : But younger workers do recognize that they're not going to have Social Security whether they pay into it or not.
34% : And Medicare for All is loss of innovation for all, loss of choice for all, loss of marketplace practices for all, and that is a bad outcome.
33% : Again, I would like to sundown Medicare overall in the long run.

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