Democrats are in danger of losing control of the Senate and the House in midterms later this year, when voters are expected to give their verdict on spiralling prices under President Joe Biden.Д®ven before then, Democrats have failed to steer their grandest spending plans through a Senate where two of their centrist colleagues вЂ“ Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema вЂ“ managed to kill off the multi-trillion dollar Build Back Better bill. The debate comes after President Joe Biden saw his massive plans for domestic spending upended by hold-out Democrats in the Senate, which failed to pass his Build Back Better billД«ut he faces deep opposition. The Senate Budget Committee met on Thursday for a hearing entitled вЂMedicare for All: Protecting Health, Saving Lives, Saving MoneyвЂ™

Bernie Sanders revived his Medicare for All plan with a Senate hearing and an op-ed piece for Fox News in which he condemned the U.S. must catch up with every other wealthy nation in introducing a universal system for healthcare. SandersвЂ™ argument is familiar and one that he has been making for years: The U.S.

вЂHere is the bottom line: If every major country on earth can guarantee health care to all and achieve better health outcomes, while spending substantially less per capita than we do, there is no reason, other than greed, that the United States of America cannot do the same.вЂ™ вЂNow is the time to improve and extend Medicare to everyone,вЂ™ the democratic socialist senator wrote in a piece forВ Fox News. вЂNow is the time for Congress to stand with the American people and take on the powerful special interests that dominate health care in the United States. He used an op-ed piece to lay out his case for the economic and social benefits of universal healthcare. Bernie Sanders demanded the end to the nationвЂ™s вЂdysfunctional healthcare system on Thursday, as he revived his Medicare for All plan during a Senate hearing. It came ahead of a Senate Budget Committee hearing on the proposalsД«y Rob Crilly, Senior U.S.вЂThe United States has the most dysfunctional, inefficient, bureaucratic and expensive health care system in the world,вЂ™ he writes.In a Fox News op-ed piece he made the case for universal healthcare.Bernie Sanders Thursday condemned the nationвЂ™s вЂdysfunctionalвЂ™ healthcare system as he relaunched his Medicare for All plan.

Bernie Sanders calls for tearing down вЂdysfunctionalвЂ™ healthcare system as he revives his Medicare for All plan at hearing вЂ“ despite Senate failing to act on BidenвЂ™s key social programs

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