But what good is universal coverage if someone has to wait months or even years to put it to use — and actually secure care? And how can Canada defend a supposed right to care when it refuses to make cutting-edge medicines available to its citizens?
Will the seventh time be the charm? Sen. Bernie Sanders sure hopes so.
Vermont’s senior senator just introduced his latest bid to install Medicare for All in the United States. In seven of the last eight Congresses, dating back to 2011, he’s offered legislation to launch a government takeover of health insurance.
His latest bill may not gain much traction, what with unified Republican control of Washington. But Sanders’s cause continues to attract fans across the country.
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America Shouldn’t Buy Into Single-Payer Mirage
Sally C. Pipes
But what good is universal coverage if someone has to wait months or even years to put it to use — and actually secure care? And how can Canada defend a supposed right to care when it refuses to make cutting-edge medicines available to its citizens?
Will the seventh time be the charm? Sen. Bernie Sanders sure hopes so.
Vermont’s senior senator just introduced his latest bid to install Medicare for All in the United States. In seven of the last eight Congresses, dating back to 2011, he’s offered legislation to launch a government takeover of health insurance.
His latest bill may not gain much traction, what with unified Republican control of Washington. But Sanders’s cause continues to attract fans across the country.
Read the Newsmax op-ed here.
Nothing contained in this blog is to be construed as necessarily reflecting the views of the Pacific Research Institute or as an attempt to thwart or aid the passage of any legislation.