Unrepresented Policy: Medicare for All

Jacob Kravetz
Dec 11, 2018
1 min read

Recent polls show this policy has the support of over 70% of Americans. With 30 million Americans uninsured, and 41 million more under-insured, lack of affordable healthcare is a crisis causing the deaths of thousands of Americans each year. In a functioning, representative democracy, this policy would have been passed years ago, but our bought off politicians are more concerned with filling their pockets with health insurance/pharma lobbyists' donations than saving the people's money and lives.

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