Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., the lead House sponsor of the sweeping “Medicare-for-all” health care plan, said this week that her proposed program would force about 1 million employees of ...

Twenty-six House Democrats who signed on to a previous version of the Medicare for All Act have dropped off from the latest bill released Wednesday, as leaders are steering members to focus on ...

"I might like Medicare for All," the thinking goes, "but most of the country is inalterably opposed, so someone like Sanders just can't win." It may be common sense, but it's wrong. Every single ...

The Medicare for All Act of 2022, which I have just introduced with 15 co-sponsors, would provide comprehensive health care coverage to every man, woman and child in our country.

Recent electoral setbacks have raised questions about the power and appeal of Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and others who identify as Democratic Socialists to enact their agenda. Still, ...

Medicare "Part E" would be self-sustaining, funded by premiums, and available through all state and federal health exchanges.

Their intentions are clearly spelled out in House Resolution 676, also known as the “Expanded & Improved Medicare for All Act.” Its sponsors promise to provide “comprehensive health ...

But many of the candidates — even official "Medicare-for-all" co-sponsors — are at the same time edging toward a more incremental approach, called "Medicare for America."Proponents argue it ...

No. Medicare for All is much more generous than the current Medicare program. ... Keep an eye on which candidates co-sponsor the single-payer versions of Medicare for All when they are introduced.

It’s no surprise then that Medicare For All emerged, pre-Covid, ... The co-sponsorship strategy may have been solid in 2011, pre-Covid. The world has since changed, radically.

A Medicare-X plan would be available in all Exchange markets, including for small businesses, shortly after that. They recognize that some mechanical changes would be necessary to institute such a ...

Fifteen senators and more than 100 House members recently introduced legislation that would launch a federal takeover of the US health-insurance system and install "Medicare for All." ...