The scary thoughts about socialism you hear out of the Repugs today are the very same fears that they tried to instill when the Social Security bill came up for a vote, the same thing when the Medicare bill came up, the same thing when the ACA came up. They do it because they have nothing else to offer the American people.As the final votes are counted, American are waking up to fact that Socialism is making strong inroads into the US Government as his election means the ascendancy of Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., and other self-proclaimed democratic socialists within the Democratic Party, as well as the potential for the Democratic Party to embrace and push for socialist policies in the United States that we have seen fail elsewhere.
Biden was at one point considering Rep. Karen Bass, D-Calif., for the vice presidential slot, despite her history as an open Castro sympathizer. He ultimately picked Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., who thankfully did not mourn the passing of Fidel Castro as “a great loss to the people of Cuba,” but nonetheless has a very liberal voting record as U.S. senator.
As senator and vice president, Biden’s policy positions toward communist regimes such as Cuba and China have historically been weak. Biden's family entanglements with business relations with the China Communist Party is well known and hopefully keep Biden from rolling over to China as he has in the past. Biden's presidency might restore a more predictable relationship after the shocks of Trump’s tariff war and his outreach to India, seen as a strategic rival, and Southeast Asian countries, with which Beijing has a series of territorial disputes, Chinese analysts say.
Biden's reaction to China can be forecasted by his incorporation of Sanders and AOC and other Socialists into the US government structure.
Chinese leaders see Biden as more pliable even if the issues don’t change, and quote “Reversing the old cliche, they’d prefer the devil they don’t know to the devil they do know.”
And like any new roll out it takes some time to streamline and refine program but after awhile support for the program starts to slowly increase. And in this case if you tried to take those programs away from most Repubs you ain't going to be in office much longer.
BTW, the ACA is back in front of SCOTUS for the third time in 7 years and judging by Roberts comments it will be the last time an ACA case is in front of SCOTUS. Sure the individual mandate might be overturned but judging by the number of people who have enrolled no mandates are going to be needed. It's simply a "Here's the deal take it if you want it. If not find your own way to pay your hospital bills and stiffing the hospital is no longer one of them".