Bloomberg Qualifies For Debate, Faces Attacks On Stop-And-Frisk Policy And Sexist Comments

So. Does this mean he’ll be pissing outside the tent?

I wonder if the very recent Yale study that claims M4A would save 450 billion and 68,000 lives annually would give Warren and Sanders a boost? If you clink on The Lancet link highlighted in blue, you can access the study if you register.

Epidemiologists from the Yale School of Public Health, University of Florida, and University of Maryland School of Medicine, have calculated that a single-payer universal health-care system in the US would likely lead to a 13 percent saving in national health-care expenditure and prevent more than 68,000 unnecessary deaths. By replacing premiums, deductibles, co-payments and out-of-pocket costs with a progressive tax system, Medicare for All will not only save the average family around $2,400 a year, but also give lower-income families access to the services they need, the researchers say.

Published in The Lancet, the study first sets out the current state of affairs. Over 78 million Americans (24 percent of the US population), do not have adequate access to care. This number includes over 37 million Americans who have no health insurance at all. However, the situation could get worse if the ACA is scrapped by Trump.

I know, people still would hate to give up their private insurance if they are happy with it.

His own show? Hell, this one has his own channel!

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