Midterm wave sets a course for "Medicare for All" fight
After the recent midterm elections, Democrats are discussing "Medicare for All" as a potential healthcare policy goal. Senator Bernie Sanders has called for the party to pursue this when they take control of the Senate in January. However, Republicans will control the presidency, making passage unlikely. Meanwhile, millions of people face potential Medicaid coverage losses in 2027 under new work rules, which Democrats may seek to address.
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3 developments- Nov 35 healthcare fights Democrats could take on after midterms sweep
- Nov 4Democrats Could Explore ‘Medicare for All’ and Other Health Cost Fixes
- Nov 5Sanders calls for Democrats to pass 'Medicare for All'
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3 sourcesMidterm Wave Sets a Course for ‘Medicare for All’ Fight
5 healthcare fights Democrats could take on after midterms sweep
Democrats Could Explore ‘Medicare for All’ and Other Health Cost Fixes
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3 sourcesI’ve paid $212,000 into Medicare. Here’s what I learned about ‘Medicare for All’