Elaine Parker writes in the Orange County Register that what is needed in healthcare reform is not more government control, as typified by the ACA and Medicare for All, but the forces of the free market to loosen constrictions upon it and enable innovative solutions:
Joe Biden (D) attempted to put some distance between himself and the radical left, effectively dissing Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and dismissing his wing’s policy proposals — from the Green New Deal to Medicare for All — several times during the first presidential debate Tuesday evening.
Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden broke with Sen. Bernie Sanders’ (I-VT) coalition of progressives during the first presidential debate on Tuesday night.
No part of Americans’ lives stands to change more fundamentally based on who’s elected president on Nov. 3rd than their healthcare. Joe Biden supports further efforts to socialize American medicine, which would increase healthcare costs, reduce choices, and decrease quality.
Former Vice President Joe Biden attempted to assure voters on Monday that Republican efforts to paint him as a “radical socialist” were inaccurate, but may have inadvertently taken a swipe at more progressive elements within the Democrat base.
The New York Times described Sen. Kamala Harris (I-VT) as a “pragmatic moderate” in its report on her selection to be the running mate for former Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday.
Kamala Harris was ranked most left-wing by GovTrack, and she was an early supporter of both the Green New Deal and “Medicare for All.”
Former Vice President Joe Biden will soon make national headlines by unveiling his running mate, but many of the candidates in contention are likely to pose major political risks for the presumptive nominee’s White House ambitions.
The few differences that remain between Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders are insignificant. Meanwhile, Biden has begun to call for “revolution.”
On Thursday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “The Last Word,” Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA) reacted to the newest economic numbers by stating that he thinks 2020 Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden is “going to match the moment where we
A former top adviser to Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) compared voting for former Vice President Joe Biden this November to eating a “bowl of shit.”
Hundreds of Bernie Sanders delegates are planning to revolt against the Democratic platform at the party’s national convention next month over Medicare for All.
Red Pilled America, hosted by Adryana Cortez and Patrick Courrielche, profiled Breitbart News Senior Editor-at-Large Joel Pollak, author of Red November: Will the Country Vote Red for Trump or Red for Socialism?, in its 69th episode, “The ‘Moderate,’” which investigates the Democrat Party’s void of leadership.
The Los Angeles teachers’ union suggests schools could free up funds needed to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic if police are defunded.
Trump needs a positive economic message, a vision for the next four years based on economic freedom instead of Biden’s taxation and regulation.
A former top adviser to Sen. Bernie Sanders’ (I-VT) is accusing Joe Biden’s campaign of ignoring credible progressive candidates in its search for a vice presidential nominee.
Joe Biden is remaining quiet about comments one of his top congressional allies made, suggesting Senate Democrats would be open to abolishing the filibuster were the former vice president to win in November.
These are the major changes Democrats could make within months of the 2020 election, and which will be impossible to reverse.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) on Wednesday briefly addressed the protests sweeping the nation but used the opportunity to promote a few of his most sought after political agendas, from Medicare for All to “transforming our energy system.”
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Tuesday that the coronavirus pandemic “would be a terrible crisis to waste” by not creating “universal health care.”
Joe Biden had to adopt socialist policies to consolidate his support, and he shares the left’s vision of transforming the country.
Improving America’s health starts with conscientious living, not politics, advised Dr. Nicole Saphier, author or Make America Healthy Again.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) may be endorsing Joe Biden for the Democrat nomination, but the political movement that powered the Vermont septuagenarian’s campaign is unready to do the same.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) formally ended his campaign on Wednesday after over a year of vying for the Democrat Party’s nomination, leaving a number of key moments on the campaign trail that will likely live in presidential campaign infamy.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) dropped out of the 2020 presidential race on Wednesday, having moved the Democratic Party — including presumptive nominee Joe Biden — further left than ever before.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) hosted a virtual town hall on coronavirus on Monday evening — but like rival Joe Biden, he found it difficult not to touch his face, as per medical guidelines.
Sunday on MSNBC’s “Velshi,” Rep. Buddy Carter (R-GA) discussed the idea of universal health care amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Sen. Bernie Sanders’ (I-VT) campaign raised over $2 million for charities involved in various coronavirus relief efforts, the campaign announced on Saturday.
Will Virtuous American be laughing at Gun-Nut American when tensions increase due to empty store shelves and the only thing between Virtuous American and I’m Taking All Your Shit American is a door made from 100% recycled paper products?
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) mistakenly referred to the “Ebola” crisis rather than the Chinese coronavirus multiple times during Sunday night’s CNN debate.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) said in the Democrat debate on Sunday night on CNN and Univision that the first thing he would do to deal with the coronavirus outbreak is “shut this president up right now.”
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) on Saturday called for the construction of “emergency housing” as a means to address the Chinese coronavirus pandemic.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) used the Chinese coronavirus to promote his vision for Medicare for All in the United States, predicting that the crisis will increase public demand for government-run health insurance during a press conference in his home state of Vermont Friday.
CLAIM: South Korea is making progress because it has a single-payer health care system like “Medicare for All.” VERDICT: False. So does Italy.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) used the outbreak of the novel coronavirus to push his vision for Medicare for All during a rally with supporters in St. Louis, Missouri, on Monday.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) attacked President Trump for his response to the novel coronavirus during a roundtable discussion on the topic alongside public health experts in Detroit, Michigan – yet rebuking those who would politicize the virus.
Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) President Drew Altman said on Monday a poll has revealed that Medicare for All supporters may not understand how the single-payer healthcare plan would work.
Sen. Mike Braun says now is the time for Republicans to embrace a healthcare strategy that emphasizes “transparency and competition.”
On Saturday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “AM Joy,” House Majority Whip James Clyburn (D-SC), who has endorsed 2020 Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden, stated that we might have a Medicare for all system at some point, but it
The New York Post editorial board unleashed on socialist senator and Democrat frontrunner Bernie Sanders (I-VT) on Friday, ripping his grandiose plans to spend trillions and drastically expand the size of government and mocking his recently released fact sheet — which supposedly addresses cost concerns of his various proposals — as not even passing the “laugh test.”
