Bernie Sanders' "Medicare for All" plan is really expensive over a 10-year period....

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Sure, it's done by a libertarian think tank partially funded by the Koch Brothers, but it is a scholarly study.

I think the fact that it was done by a libertarian think tank, funded partially by the right-wing Koch brothers, should actually be seen as a positive, seeing as both generally oppose single-payer.

I don't personally support single-payer. I don't think it's the best way to go in the US.

Just out of interest, and since you have a "Healthcare is a Human Right" image in your signature, what do you support instead of single-payer?

Too many Americans have and like their employer provided private insurance for single payer to gain widespread traction. From what I know, a two tier system where you can choose between public and private would be the best way to start universal healthcare. Single payer should be a goal, but it's unrealistic to think we can get there in less than 40-50 years, IMO.