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A single-payer or government-run system would strip away the employer-provided coverage that tens of millions of working Americans and their families rely on for care. Learn more here https://t.co/m2aT7jxffC
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Single-payer may sound nice, but it’s a radical reform that would increase your taxes. Americans want a marketplace that promotes choice and quality affordable healthcare. Join us to preserve your freedom.
“Medicare for All' may sound nice, but who ends up paying for this radical experiment? The taxpayers. Learn how the national deficit and your taxes would skyrocket.
The federal government cannot administer healthcare because Medicare, as we know it, is failing. Last year alone, Medicare’s cash shortfall was $352 billion. Why should we think the government could possibly handle Medicare for “all” if they can’t even handle Medicare for “some”?
Democrats are pushing for government-run healthcare that would cost tens of trillions of dollars, raise taxes on Americans and lead to less care and no choice. Join us to fight for your healthcare freedom. https://t.co/m2aT7jfEo4
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The federal government cannot administer healthcare because Medicare, as we know it, is failing. Last year alone, Medicare’s cash shortfall was $352 billion. Why should we think the government could possibly handle Medicare for “all” if they can’t even handle Medicare for “some”?