Republicans are Cutting Medicare, not Just Medicaid!

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2. Even if you can continue to afford your doctor with reduced Medicare,

there's no guaranty that your doctor can afford to stay in practice.

In the 60s and 70s, my father built his medical practice on Medicare patients. Because he was a cardiologist and an internist, there was a steady parade of geriatric patients. If there were no Medicare back then, he might have gone bankrupt.

And being 65+ myself, you find that stuff changes and you NEED a cardiologist, an endocrinologist, perhaps a dermatologist, etc. just to get by, even if you're not on the fast track to dying. And you need Medicare to pay for it.