Maybe there's a gradual path into universal healthcare. If this epidemic pushes the US to discover it, it could result in a net saving of lives in just a couple years.https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2775760/ …
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If the US government wants to spend money to help people harmed by the coronavirus, surely the most obvious way is to pay their medical bills if they're uninsured and have to be treated for it.
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The US doesn’t want to force free healthcare onto people.
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This is Medicare for All with training wheels
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apparently this government wants to help “the economy”, not people
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you're almost there
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The U.S. Gov't should have put money in the hands of consumers directly. It seems we did not learn from 2008.
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it'll eventually trickle-down to the citizens /s
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Hi Paul Graham, The big lesson from COVID for the U.S. is... 1. U.S. needs to be #1 in manufacturing 2. U.S. needs to to be #1 in infrastructure 3. U.S. needs to be #1 in STEM research Generally, the U.S. needs to out-China China. Your voice has power. Please spread the word...
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