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 …
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They get baseline care guaranteed by the government, but not paid for by the government. http://www.businessinsider.com/what-can-the-us-learn-from-the-french-health-care-system-2011-3 … But the big thing for me, since I'm running to make policy like this, is that I think it's important for people to understand these "semantics." 1/2pic.twitter.com/CLeo4puBGO
Because the answer here may be, but may *not* be, single-payer. And if we come up with a solution that's more like France or Germany or Switzerland, I can just imagine "that's not single-payer!" being shouted from the rooftops and used to discredit the advancement. 2/2