Canvassing the 55 Percent of Rural Voters Wanting Medicare for All

Canvassing the 55 Percent of Rural Voters Wanting Medicare for All: Like with Medicare in the 1960s, an activated public can canvass voters to force Congress to act.

Medicare for All Is Coming... Because Even the "Insured" Are Not Safe in This For-Profit System | Common Dreams Views

Medicare for All Is Coming... Because Even the "Insured" Are Not Safe in This For-Profit System | Common Dreams Views: As the House Ways and Means Committee prepares to hold an influential hearing Wednesday on HR 1384, the Medicare for All bill authored by Reps. Pramila Jayapal and Debbie Dingell, with 112 House co-sponsors, news reports every day remind us of why the bill is so necessary. | By Bonnie Castillo

AMA still says no to single-payer healthcare

AMA still says no to single-payer healthcare: The American Medical Association reaffirmed its opposition to Medicare for All, narrowly maintaining the position after young members called for changing its stance.

Managed Care Undermines Health Care

Dr. Ed Weisbart of Physicians for a National Health Program explains some of the ways Managed Care insurance does not prioritize optimum health care.

'Medicare for All'? American Medical Association says no, drawing protest in Chicago. - Chicago Tribune

'Medicare for All'? American Medical Association says no, drawing protest in Chicago. - Chicago Tribune: Doctors who gathered in Chicago for the AMA's annual meeting this week are increasingly finding themselves at the uncomfortable center of a national debate.

Universal Health Care Definition, Countries, Pros, Cons

Universal Health Care Definition, Countries, Pros, Cons: Universal health care is a system the federal government provides that offers quality health care to all citizens regardless of their ability to pay.

Medicare for All Needs a Change of Message | The Nation

Medicare for All Needs a Change of Message | The Nation: Single payer is essential, but most voters still don’t get that.

Remember - this will cost you less net out of pocket -- not more -- unless you are in the -10% group or a huge corporation.