DNC CEO: ‘I Don’t Know’ How to Pay for Single-Payer Health Care
Health Care
Planned Parenthood President: ‘Very Real Likelihood’ Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade
Trump, Azar Advance Ambitious Health Agenda
President Trump’s visit to the Department of Health and Human Services Thursday is the latest move in his administration’s fight to lower prescription drug costs, increase choice and flexibility within health plans offered under the Affordable Care Act aka Obamacare, and defeat progressive calls for Medicare for All.
Cisneros Backs Away From Support for Single-Payer, Medicare-for-All Systems
Gil Cisneros, a Democrat running for Congress in the traditionally conservative enclave of California’s Orange County, is backing off his support for single-payer style healthcare reforms in the general election after supporting them during the primary race.
Dem Candidate Kim Schrier’s Practice Hit for Overcharging Patients
The medical center where Kim Schrier, the Democratic candidate in Washington’s 8th congressional district, works as a doctor is continuing to come under fire for its practices.
Nixon on Universal Health Care: ‘Pass It and Then Figure Out How to Fund It’
New York gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon (D.) said in a new interview that lawmakers should pass her plan for a state universal health care program before they figure out how to fund it, adding that she does not have a way to pay for it.
Dem Gubernatorial Candidate: Gov’t Should Pay for Universal Health Care for Illegal Immigrants
Ocasio-Cortez Defends Single-Payer Health Care by Citing Reduced ‘Funeral Expenses’
DeWine Releases Plan to Improve Health Care, Reduce Costs in Ohio
Republican candidate for Ohio governor Mike DeWine released additional details of his plan on Tuesday to improve health care while reducing costs.
WaPo Fact Check: Dems Wrong to Suggest ‘Medicare for All’ Will Save Trillions
A claim by some Democrats that a ‘Medicare for All’ health care plan would save the United States $2 trillion is based on a cherry-picked reading of a study which, in fact, shows such a plan would dramatically increase health care expenditures, a Washington Post fact check determined.
