BUSTED: CNN Rigged Cruz-Sanders Debate – Caught Handing Out Questions To The Audience

Gateway Pundit ^ | Feb 7th, 2017 | Ryan Saavedra

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CNN has been caught handing a out question to a member of the audience instructing her what to ask Ted Cruz during Tuesday nights debate with Bernie Sanders about the future of Obamacare.

The Question that was read by Carol Hardaway:

"I have multiple sclerosis but could not afford insurance – without the treatment or medications i need, i had problems with walking, with my speech, and my vision. When the affordable care act was passed I moved from our home state of Texas because they refused to expand Medicaid to Maryland and within 2 weeks I started receiving treatments through Medicaid and am now well enough to work as a substitute teacher.

Senator Cruz, can you promise me that you and the Republican leaders in congress will have – actually have a replacement plan in place for people like me who depend on their Medicaid? In other words, I like my coverage, can I keep it?"

Below is a close up of the question that was asked to Senator Ted Cruz. The email is from a Gmal account as you can see from the top of the paper. The subject line reads “Your Question,” as the two photographs below show.

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"If you have "something like that", I (and all your other neighbors) should be penalized instead."

Well then, you really don't understand how health insurance worked before Obamacare did you? I'm male and my wife and I are in our fifties, why do we need insurance with maternity and children type of coverage? Why does my wife need insurance for prostate cancer? Why do I need insurance for breast cancer? Is that so my wife and I can be penalized?

Before Obamacare, in order for insurance companies to get licensed they had to provide Medicare and/or Medicaid services, do you think that's going away? Or perhaps we'll just throw grandpa and grandma (who paid into Medicare for their whole life BTW) overboard? There are going to be regulations, you can count on it.

No matter what comes up, if you didn't force insurance companies to cover medicare, then once you turned 65 you would be paying unbelievable premiums, no matter what they come up with in competition. The facts are that everyone over 65 uses the doctor more and that's bad for business in the health insurance industry. It's economics 101, not socialism. Other insurance industries work the same way. If you want a license to practice, you will have to take a certain amount of high risk people in your insurance policy.