The plan is very similar to his 2017 Medicare for all proposals that failed to pass in the Senate. It seeks shifting all Americans to a government-run healthcare program.
One in four Americans chose not to receive treatment for a health issue in 2018 because of the high cost, and 45% worry that it could send them into bankruptcy.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has informed the White House that the Senate will not be repealing and replacing Obamacare before the 2020 elections.
There’s a real risk that Democratic presidential candidates could try to overhype the report and in the process, they may fail to craft a solid message that would appeal to voters in these battleground states
Former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg thinks that the proposal to replace private, employer-provided health insurance with a Medicare-for-all system would be financially impossible.
