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A Yale research team estimates that single payer would cut U.S. health spending by about $1 trillion a year (medRxiv). In earlier posts, I walked through that estimate and answered the tired charge that Medicare for All is socialism. Now co...
Why the oldest attack on public health insurance misreads what Medicare for All would do
In my last post, I walked through the Yale preprint estimating that a single-payer system would cut U.S. health spending by about $1 trillion a year a...
Here is how the researchers got there, and where the numbers are softest. A warning: this article is heavy on numbers and might seem too ‘wonky’ for some. But for the interested student, it provides thoughtful ideas.
This summer, a team le...
Ohio has lost U.S. House seats after every census in the 50 years between 1970 and 2020. The state held 24 seats after the 1960 count; after 2020, it holds 15. That decline spans Democratic and Republican governors, divided governments, and...
In April 2024, Donald Trump reportedly asked oil and gas executives for $1 billion in campaign support while promising policies their industry wanted. The important distinction is that $1 billion was the ask, not a documented donation. Sena...
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