Would “Medicare For All” Really Be Too Expensive?

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From Ted McLaughlin at jobsanger:

It’s beyond debate that our current health care system is broken. At least a tenth of our population has no health insurance, and that’s is not expected to get better under current law. In fact, it is gradually getting worse, thanks to recent changes to the law by Republicans. The cost of insurance and medical expenses are both rising faster than the rate of inflation, and the U.S. spends twice as much on medical care per capita than most other developed nations (who cover all their citizens).

The Republicans have no plan to fix our broken system. Even after complaining for years that Obamacare was not the answer, they have been unable to come up with their own answer. Some Democrats have called for a single-payer system, something like Medicare that would cover all U.S. citizens. It’s an idea that deserves to be debated.

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