Elizabeth Warren releases plan pledging to begin Medicare for All transition within first 100 days in office
to start transitioning the United States towards a universal healthcare system in her first 100 days in office. Her aim is to eventually steer the nation onto "Medicare for All" by the end of her first term as president.
The second part of the plan is a promise from Warren to curb the cost of prescription drugs and insulin. Under the proposal, Warren would also maintain the private health insurance system until her third year in office, when she would attempt to pass another bill fully transitioning the US onto a universal healthcare system.
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