The Trump administration slammed 'Medicare for All' in its annual economic review, claiming that creating a new government-run health care program would be expensive, damage the economy and hurt Americans' health
The Trump administration slammed"Medicare for All" in its annual economic review Tuesday, claiming that creating a new government-run health care program would be expensive, damage the economy and hurt Americans' health.
President Donald Trump and his top health officials have repeatedly blasted Medicare for All, which several Democratic presidential candidates and lawmakers are backing. "M4A will be neither more efficient nor cheaper than the current system, and it could adversely affect health," said the report, which is prepared by the White House Council of Economic Advisers, using a shorthand acronym for the proposed reform.
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