Democratic front runner Elizabeth Warren supports Medicare for All, but at the #DemDebate refused to answer questions about what it will cost! Here are facts about single payer she probably doesn’t want you to know: pic.twitter.com/f0F8JIE1XS
— John Stossel (@JohnStossel) October 17, 2019
Guest Post by John Stossel
America needs single-payer health care, say progressives. That’s a system where government pays doctors and hospitals, and no sick person has to worry about having enough money to pay for care. After all, they say, “Health care is a “right!”
“Who pays for it?” asks Chris Pope, “And that’s really not a rights question.”
Pope studies health care systems for the Manhattan Institute. In my newest video, Pope explains that although many Americans think that Canada and most of Europe have single-payer systems, that’s not really true.
Guest Post by Eric Peters
Just before a tsunami wave hits, the sea withdraws – briefly – and people who don’t know better enjoy (also briefly) poking around the uncovered sea bed.
What happened yesterday with regard to the replacing – but not repealing (Republicans couldn’t bear to get the government out of the health care business) of Obamacare with a GOP generic version of the same drug but with different side effects all but guarantees a tsunami of another sort:
Nationalized health care.