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Medicare for All, a $20 federal minimum wage, a billionaire wealth tax, a pause on AI development? The proposals are not shocking ... the level of public support is.
The big picture: Two-thirds of all survey respondents — and half of Republicans — said the federal government should be willing to spend more tax dollars to lower health care costs for Americans.
The apparent split between advocates of Medicare for All and a more incremental approach is misleading and easily remedied.
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The politics of health care are finally catching up with patients and physicians.
Health care should be available to everyone in America as a right—automatic and free of charge when we need it. Rich or poor, sick or healthy, old or young, no matter where you live, everyone should have high-quality health care.
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As Trump-GOP healthcare cuts devastate millions, Yale experts have found that Medicare for All would save the US over $1 trillion and more than 114,000 lives per year.
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