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When I’m wrong, I admit it. We need single-payer healthcare.

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Chris Pacia8 months ago

"We tried even more government intervention and it didn't work. Costs went even higher. So it only follows that we ramp up the government intervention even more!"

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John Kartch8 months ago

And who is this “payer” you speak of? Do you mean taxpayer?

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Dr. MemeNstein 🇺🇸🦅8 months ago

This is the way.

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Rock Chartrand8 months ago

If single payer were truly cheaper and better, it would be offered voluntarily. As an opt in service. Competing on price and quality like anything else that actually works. But that’s never even considered, because the moment consent is allowed, the illusion collapses. People wouldn’t choose it. So instead, it’s imposed. Payment is mandatory. Exit is forbidden. And when quality drops, care is rationed, and wait times explode, you’re told to ignore your own experience and be grateful because it’s “free” after taking a third of your income. This isn’t admitting error. It’s surrendering reason for pandering. It’s betting that people won’t notice the contradiction between the promise and the reality. And after all these years, that’s the real tragedy: not ignorance, but willful refusal to learn.

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Tired of being politically correct8 months ago

I can tell you do not know much about Medicare nor what you are promoting. 1. It's not free you pay a deductible. 2. You pay a premium monthly. 3. It does not cover medications unless you purchase another plan. 4. It does not cover MD visits unless you buy an additional plan. 5. It does not cover dental or vision you need to purchase another supplemental plan. 6. You will pay 20% of all hospital bills and you are limited on to 30 days inpatient or you are responsible for 100% of the bill or you can purchase the supplemental plan.

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WindTalker8 months ago

Because you’ll never suffer under it.

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Houman David Hemmati, MD, PhD8 months ago

I don’t think you thought this through. Would YOU be happy being on Medi-Cal insurance???

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𝕳𝖔𝖑𝖑𝖞 🏴8 months ago

Medicare for all. And end Medicare Advantage! MA uses more Medicare dollars than the traditional plan, while denier and limiting care. It’s a scam to enrich the health insurance companies.

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Charles Marquez8 months ago

Actually, let's start with all the fraud, waste and abuse, as well as the price gouging on medication, hospital room stays and cost of surgeries. @realDonaldTrump and @RobertKennedyJr are the only people serious about fixing the health system. Everyone else is all talk no action.

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H.E. Dr. MIC (🤖,🤖) EngD, ScD, MBA, CFA ⚔️8 months ago

I support it mostly to kill the industry off like Canada did It's gone too far off the rails

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FiatLux8 months ago

Get a grip dude.

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Libs Of Chicago8 months ago

Single-Payer: You pay for yours, I’ll pay for mine.

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Christian Buckley8 months ago

Tom is getting desperate for attention...

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Erin Friday, Esq.8 months ago

We don’t. We need the fraud and waste to end. And we certainly don’t need porn for kids like your common sense report suggests.

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John Kartch8 months ago

Ask Vermont how it went when they tried it.

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section88 months ago

That’s right. Glad to see you’ve come around!

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The Appalachian8 months ago

What is happening now is EXACTLY how the ACA was planned to work. You knew that, Pelosi knew it, and Obama knew it. 100% Democrat passed, extended credits to end in 2025. Except Trump won again. Retire Tom. America can not handle more of your schemes and lunacy.

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co2trader.eth8 months ago

CA resident; ive changed my mind on this also; single male in 20s healthcare works; married w/ 2 young kids - its a shitshow; wife spent > 200hrs this year fighting w/ insurance on pre-auths; billing codes, referrals ect.. insane; not to mention cost as % of income for the policy

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dougspencer8 months ago

The answer to failed socialist policies is NOT more socialism and Marxism. It's the free market. You've been part of the problem for years.

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OG Epic Fury (Approximately Beer Can Size)8 months ago

Run a pilot project. Put Congress, the federal workforce, and all of their families on a single payer system. Good luck.

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Terrapin8 months ago

Medicare for all is the only solution.

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Gary Cottingham🇺🇸🦅8 months ago

Amen. I look at it as a form of national defense: There is no more important way to defend our citizens than with proper health care available to all.

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Anton Wahlman8 months ago

What we need is for the government to get out of health care altogether. That will drop the cost 80%.

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RealityCheck🪁🪁8 months ago

@CoyotiaT Scratch the money back from Israel. Our taxes fund free healthcare and free education in Israel.🆘🚩

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sur4js8 months ago

Didn't we already try this in the 90s with the Clinton Plan?

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Ronnie Bauch8 months ago

@paated It's incredible that American taxpayers are so generous & selfless that we send $100 billion to Israel & Argentina so they can afford to have govt. guaranteed healthcare while most of us have nothing even close to that for ourselves.

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Geoff "Oar'some" Valent8 months ago

As an American expat in a country with Universal Healthcare I couldn’t agree more. When I speak to family in the US about the costs and complexity of their medical care it’s dumbfounding. Tom take a look at how we do single-payer in Australia. I think you’ll be impressed.

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Felicia Valentina8 months ago

Absolutely. We need to take the profit out of the system. It may be best to have a phased- in approach but it has to happen. It's the only way to ensure everyone has high quality healthcare. Medicare Advantage plans need to be ended. That costly experiment has failed.

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João Bocas | Keynote Speaker8 months ago

You need a revolution - a healthcare revolution.

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Medicare for All8 months ago

Let's do it.

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Lucy 🕊️ Solidarity Forever8 months ago

If only billionaires (looking at you Mr. Steyer) would have been taxed more-we could have programs like Medicare for All- it would have saved so many lives.

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Sydney Falco8 months ago

Tom, there will be resistance, but the details are not tricky. Every other OECD nations offers universal healthcare. Look beyond our borders for role models. If not, look at Medicare and expand it. It's not difficult.

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The Chasing Ghosts Podcast8 months ago

You are a communist and economic illiterate; the amount of fraud in Medicare is staggering & you want to extend that exponentially.

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