During Sunday’s “Kasie DC” on MSNBC, 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) lobbied for the United States to adopt a Medicare for all policy. “I strongly believe that we need to have Medicare for All,” stated Harris. Host
Progressive activists admitted that a government-run healthcare system, or one Medicare for All proposal, does not poll well with voters, according to a report on Thursday.
Presidential hopeful for 2020 Elizabeth Warren laid out her plan for universal child care Tuesday based on funds from what she called an ultra-millionaire tax.
During a town hall on CNN on Monday, 2020 presidential candidate Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) stated that Medicare for all “could be a possibility in the future.” Klobuchar stated, “I think it’s something that we can look to for the future, but
Voter support for “Medicare for All” has collapsed by 50 percent over the last month, according to the latest polling from Politico/Morning Consult.
Former San Francisco mayor and California State Assembly speaker Willie Brown threw shade at his ex-girlfriend, Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), and the other contenders for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination in 2020, writing Saturday that none of them can beat President Donald Trump.
“Tonight, we renew our resolve that America will never be a socialist country.” With Democrats’ help, Trump can run on that promise in 2020, and win.
Only 13 percent of Americans would back Medicare for All if it would eliminate private health insurance, according to a poll released on Thursday.
Democratic presidential candidates are rushing to declare their support for a single-payer — i.e. government-run — health care system. But voters reject such a system — even in left-wing California, where it is thought to be popular.
A Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) aide told health insurance executives that they will serve as an ally in the fight against Medicare for All, according to a report released on Tuesday.
Seventy percent of Republican voters want President Donald J. Trump to discuss his plan to combat illegal immigration during the State of the Union, according to a survey released on Monday.
Newly announced presidential candidate Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) dodged questions Friday over repealing private health insurance on SiriusXM’s Joe Madison Show.
Democratic presidential candidates who have embraced “Medicare for All” are suddenly struggling to explain whether they would eliminate private health insurance.
It’s been a shocking few weeks for abortion extremism, from New York’s shocking late-term abortion law to Virginia’s mercifully unsuccessful attempt to legalize infanticide. It’s time to start talking about death panels again, because this casual attitude toward the destruction of human life is a grim omen of what “Medicare for All” would be like.
After getting pushback from Sen. Kamala Harris’s (D-CA) campaign, CNN’s Andrew Kaczynski on Tuesday evening deleted an accurate tweet about how Harris backtracked on her call to “eliminate” private health insurance and provide Medicare for all.
Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), 2020 presidential candidate, walked back her call for eliminating private health insurance and replacing it with a single-payer, government-run “Medicare for All” program less than 24 hours after she made her inflammatory remarks.
Billionaire businessman and potential presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg slammed Medicare for All on Tuesday, suggesting that “you could never afford it” and that it would cost the country “trillions.”
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg are trashing left-wing policies on taxes and health care. However, Bloomberg embraced the left’s “Green New Deal” on Tuesday
During a town hall on CNN on Monday, Senator and 2020 presidential candidate Kamala Harris (D-CA) expressed support for Medicare for all and stated that the idea of Medicare for all is that “you don’t have to go through the
Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) slammed President Trump’s plan for a border wall and pushed for “Medicare for All” as she formally launched her run for the Democratic presidential nomination Sunday.
Democrats, Democratic Socialists, and progressives continue to advocate for “Medicare for All” government-run health care program; however, there remain several obstacles facing such a utopian program.
On Friday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Lead,” Senator Joe Donnelly (D-IN) stated that “when you talk Medicare for all…you start losing the people in my state.” Donnelly said, “I got more votes in this midterm than any Democrat in Indiana
Is someone as clueless, narcissistic, and dishonest as Ocasio-Cortez the kind of person we want in charge of our health care?
Democratic National Committee (DNC) chief executive officer Seema Nanda admitted on Tuesday she does not know how to pay for the socialized medicine scheme known as Medicare for All, estimates of which are somewhere between $32 and $38 trillion.
Progressive Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) said Tuesday the time has come to begin laying the groundwork to vote on a “Medicare for all” bill as Democrats stand poised to lead the House in January.
According to the exit polls, the biggest issue in the 2018 elections was healthcare. It’s time for Republicans to get on the same side as the American public on this issue. Isn’t it the essence of strong nationalism to say, We take care of our own?
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) told Politico in an interview on Friday that he has the votes on the “first day” to become the next House Minority Leader.
A California state audit has found the state government paid $4 billion to provide Medi-Cal coverage for almost a half million potentially ineligible people between 2014 and 2017.
“Government completes the takeover of the entire health insurance industry in one small paragraph,” she explains. “Government becomes the single payer, and the transformation from free-market, patient-centered medicine to socialized medicine that serves the common good of the state is complete.”
A Project Veritas video released Wednesday night deals a shocking blow to the campaign of Florida’s Democrat gubernatorial hopeful Andrew Gillum.
Dina Rubio writes in The SunSentinal about the ascendancy of Socialism in the Democratic Party today and offers a cautionary tale from her own personal history growing up under the Sandanistas in Nicaragua.
A Congressional Leadership Fund ad released on Wednesday contrasts Amy McGrath with Rep. Andy Barr (R-KY) in terms of advocacy for conservative policies.
Alfredo Ortiz of the Job Creators Network writes in The Hill about the stark policy differences between the Republican and Democratic parties going into the 2018 midterm elections.
President Donald Trump and Congressional Republicans have expanded health care options and lowered health insurance premiums while protecting patients with pre-existing conditions, contrary to Democrats’ narrative.
“Medicare for All” failed in Vermont, Bernie Sanders’s home state. You’d get Medicaid, not Medicare. And you can’t have open borders.
Washington eighth district congressional district Democrat candidate Kim Schrier suggested during a debate on Wednesday night that she would remain open to backing a Universal Basic Income system, which some analysts have suggested could cost $3.8 trillion each year.
Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA) told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview on Tuesday that Democrats’ single-payer Medicare for All plan would mean that no one receives quality health care.
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Matthew Corey – who is facing incumbent Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut – says “Medicare for All will destroy over 68,000 jobs” in the state.
Though Democrat Josh Harder says he opposes the Bay-Delta Plan, his absence from a major rally has continued to provide ammunition for Jeff Denham’s campaign.
A left-wing group deleted an online questionnaire showing that Democrat Harley Rouda supported radical policies such as “Medicare for All” after Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) drew attention to it, the Washington Free Beacon reports.
