On my watch, health care is a right not a privilege in this country.

@LeftwardSwing @RedBeretsM4All @POTUS No it’s really not. Healthcare is still unaffordable for millions. Only the rich get great healthcare. Average working people are struggling on low wages and high childcare and housing costs. And the Fed Reserve wants layoffs when we need price controls!

@catlyn777 @RedBeretsM4All @POTUS Yes, it absolutely is. Medicare For All is single payer & it's vastly superior. No co-pays, no deductibles, no premiums, rX capped at $200 a year, no in network anything, not job locked for benefits.

@LeftwardSwing @POTUS No to Medicare. Its a damn mess. Medicaid maybe more ideal. Our whole system of healthcare needs to change. 1st priority is to quickly phase 4 profits out. 2nd reduce overhead by combining Medicare [original, advantage, supplements], Medicaid, various military (VA, tricare, etc).

@elyie_bliss @POTUS Medicare For All is not Medicare. These are 2 completely different healthcare systems. The only similar is the name & that's it.

@LeftwardSwing @POTUS Single payer is a system where healthcare is NOT a right, but a privilege. You get what the government will give you and for anything else you are SOL.

@Yeloope @POTUS Uh no. You're thinking of for profit health insurance companies who have been denying people the care they need for decades.

@LeftwardSwing @POTUS Who PAYS for all this "free" healthcare? SMFH

@KathleenCr66105 @POTUS Who pays for care in Germany, France, Denmark? What happens when you lose your job in America? What happens when you're traveling on vacation, get hurt, & are taken to an out of network hospital?

@LeftwardSwing @POTUS When I had Medicaid, it didn't matter where I went. Everything was covered. When I won disability, I got shoved into Medicare. Absolutely horrible. Now if I need to see a specialist, I have to cross reference the list of providers to see if they're in network. Frustrating.