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People are sick of deductibles and copays, I know I am
Then you don't want M4A. Medicare costs seniors deductibles, co-pays, and Medicare has limited coverage. That's why many seniors buy (out of pocket) supplemental private insurance policies to cover more of the costs.
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Ignore the problem clearly presented, at will.
I am friends with a couple of dual citizens back in my home town in NY, and they loved their Canadian healthcare and made the drive any time they needed to see a doctor. Why would they do that if it's so bad, huh???
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Then you don't want M4A. Medicare costs seniors deductibles, co-pays, and Medicare has limited coverage. That's why many seniors buy (out of pocket) supplemental private insurance policies to cover more of the costs.
Medicare For All won't be our current Medicare, it will be like Canada's Medicare (which doesn't have any out of pocket costs)
I am friends with a couple of dual citizens back in my home town in NY, and they loved their Canadian healthcare and made the drive any time they needed to see a doctor. Why would they do that if it's so bad, huh?
Because they didn't have to wait on a list for a year for hip replacement, etc. I've already posted:
I am friends with a couple of dual citizens back in my home town in NY, and they loved their Canadian healthcare and made the drive any time they needed to see a doctor. Why would they do that if it's so bad, huh???
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