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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Where has Sanders said that his Medicare for all plan would expand Medicare [View all]Bjornsdotter
(6,123 posts)39. I don't speak for Bernie
...or his campaign. As the Iowa Caucus is till 2 weeks away he still has time to release the numbers.
Bernie has said his plan will be very similar to the one posted upthread and to the link I provided. It not as if we don't have a clue how it will be.
No one's election proposals are ever written in stone...no ones.
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Where has Sanders said that his Medicare for all plan would expand Medicare [View all]
pnwmom
Jan 2016
OP
I have not found any detailed health proposal on his web site and we know he has not
riversedge
Jan 2016
#1
Do you have a link to Bernie saying that? Not an implication but the actual words that
Autumn
Jan 2016
#45
Medicare doesn't cover dental or hearing aids either, yet people talk as if single payer would.
Hoyt
Jan 2016
#3
Expect nothing with no effort. Get on board or get the fuck out of the way.
Ed Suspicious
Jan 2016
#27
I can wave my arms around like Sanders and grouse about it. Won't change anything.
Hoyt
Jan 2016
#34
Medicare is considered comprehensive but it only covers 80%. CNN says that his Senate
pnwmom
Jan 2016
#8
Don't forget that the average American is currently paying 15 percent of their income
Fawke Em
Jan 2016
#15
Most full time workers have insurance paid for by their employers, so they're not
pnwmom
Jan 2016
#18
Quite the contrary. Most people employers withhold insurance premiums from their employees
notadmblnd
Jan 2016
#22
DO you or the OP have a link to Bernie saying that Medicare for all would cover 100% of expenses,
Autumn
Jan 2016
#43
And he will. It's still better than the ACA and that alloted money can go into Medicare for all
Autumn
Jan 2016
#47
Bernie is not going to instantly change the system. There are options that will be hashed out
Armstead
Jan 2016
#16
I think it's ludicrous to expect Bernie to have a turnkey-from-day-one plan in his hip pocket.
winter is coming
Jan 2016
#37