Businessman Andrew Yang said he supports 'Medicare for All' but would keep the option of private insurance, in stark contrast to Sen. Bernie Sanders' original 'Medicare for All' plan that essentially eliminates private insurers.
Businessman Andrew Yang said he supports "Medicare for All" but would keep the option of private insurance, in stark contrast to Sen. Bernie Sanders' original"Medicare for All" plan that essentially eliminates private insurers.
The Democratic presidential candidate said on CNN's"State of the Union" on Sunday that his version of Medicare for All could"exist to complement the current existing private insurance market," and that his campaign would unveil a"more detailed roll-out of the full plan in the days to come.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
There are only 2 situations where you don't need life insurance — otherwise, you should have itEven with life insurance from your employer, it is a good idea to get your own life insurance policy to protect your loved ones.
Read more »
Zac Posen is Shutting DownThe eponymous label, founded in 2001, is closing up shop.
Read more »
Warren’s Medicare for All Funding Plan Asks Rich People, Companies and the Military to Pay for Poor People Not DyingElizabeth Warren's medicare for all funding plan asks rich people, companies and the military to pay for poor people not dying
Read more »
Jeff Bezos would pay over $6 billion a year in taxes under Warren planAs part of her plan to pay for Medicare for All, presidential hopeful Sen. Elizabeth Warren said she would double the top rate of her wealth tax to 6% from 3%.
Read more »
Democrat Warren: Medicare for All would not raise U.S. middle-class taxesDemocratic U.S. presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren proposed on Friday a $20...
Read more »
Elizabeth Warren says 'Medicare for All' plan increases taxes on billionaires, avoids hike on middle classWarren promised that she would fund the program, which she says will cost "under $52 trillion over ten years," without a tax hike on the middle class.
Read more »