Steve CoxKonto zweryfikowane

It could if it's designed to do that. It won't if it's not. Single payer, the dessert topping and floor cleaner.https://twitter.com/PplPolicyProj/status/951090930840371201 …

Many single payer advocates don't really care about single payer, per se, they just think single payer means 'well-designed health care system'. It does not in fact mean that. Example, we have a 'single payer' defense industrial base. Is that working well?https://twitter.com/PplPolicyProj/status/951090930840371201 …

In Western Europe, only the U.K. and Scandinavian countries have single-payer. But all of Western Europe has universal healthcare at 12% of GDP or less. That was his point. People in the US who are advocating for single-payer often don't know what that means.

"Single-payer" means when you go to the doctor, there's one payer for the services rendered: The government. Medicare, for example, as it sits, is 80/20, so govt pays 80%, you pay 20%. That's not single-payer. Medicaid, though, *is* single-payer.