Former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper, a 2020 Presidential candidate, was booed at the annual California Democratic Convention for saying that “socialism is not the answer.” Additionally, he said, “We shouldn’t try to achieve universal [health] coverage by removing private insurance from 150 million Americans,” and then declared, “We shouldn’t try to tackle climate change by guaranteeing every American a gov job,” which resulted in further disapproval from the crowd. -GEG
Well that was foolish.
Former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper spoke Saturday at the annual California Democratic Convention.
During his speech Governor Hickenlooper told the Democrats in attendance, “Socialism is not the answer.”
The crowd nearly booed him off stage.
The booing didn’t die down until he left the stage.
Poor John is from the old school.
Today’s Democrats want everything “free.”
It’s as if there was never a Venezuela.
Hickenlooper booed at #CADem19 for attacking socialism, which he surely expected pic.twitter.com/x5bM0wrc0Y
— Dave Weigel (@daveweigel) June 1, 2019
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