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In reply to the discussion: Health Care and Insurance Industries Mobilize to Kill 'Medicare for All' [View all]Demsrule86
(71,465 posts)36. No not if you ask about replacing workplace insurance which MFA does.
I have had 8000 dollar deductibles...so I get it. But polls have shown that people don't favor MFA if it kill work place insurance. Also, MFA won't help the poor...and state have not passed the medicaid expansion or who have changed the rules so we can't count on that working either...a public option for those who can't get the ACA or a good priced ACA or who's states have not expanded medicaid or who have mandatory work laws and such.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Health Care and Insurance Industries Mobilize to Kill 'Medicare for All' [View all]
Lazy Daisy
Feb 2019
OP
The problem is a majority of the country gets insurance through their employer, and likes it
Recursion
Feb 2019
#6
Well adopting unpopular stances like Medicare for all replacing work place insurance will lead
Demsrule86
Feb 2019
#29
The only people who it really helps are the 6% of the country on the individual market
Recursion
Feb 2019
#14
Well there's the 40,000 plus people who die every year due to lack of healthcare.
Hassin Bin Sober
Feb 2019
#18
The issue is the states who refuse to expand medicaid and who are those states who are
Demsrule86
Feb 2019
#26
The AMA tried to stop Medicare, and neither the AMA nor the insurance industry is really
c-rational
Feb 2019
#9