The biggest threat to America is the media that never tells the truth.
Listen to a Canadian tell you what happened when they got it. After listening you will know whoever says we need it is full of ______.
(Don’t listen if truth scares you too much)
The biggest threat to America is the media that never tells the truth.
Listen to a Canadian tell you what happened when they got it. After listening you will know whoever says we need it is full of ______.
(Don’t listen if truth scares you too much)
WOW!! I have read some of the issues Canadians have with their ‘healthcare’, but what she said is just damn scary!! I do hope many more folks visit your site and listen to this!!!
Medicare for all is one of many on the list that Krystal Able put on her Facebook page.
This is the Socialistic Democrats Krystal Able and her fave Bernie Sanders’ want list.
https://www.facebook.com/profile/598170252/search/?q=Still%20my%20favorite%2C%20U.S.%20Senator%20Bernie%20Sanders
Have your SI calculate the cost. Mine says –
Total cost – $3-4.5 Trillion additional dollars EVERY YEAR while GDP and the economy crashes.
It won’t take long to empty the pockets of every Billionare in America that is stupid enough not to leave. Then what?
If the link does not work, here’s the post. my comments at the end of each.
Krystle Able
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Still my favorite, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders had some things to say after the Congressional address that I want to share–Solutions that I believe Democrats everywhere should be pushing:
1. At a time of a terrible housing crisis in every area of our country, we must build at least 4 million units of low-income and affordable housing, stop corporate landlords from jacking up rent prices and establish a cap on rent. (Total Cost: $1.175–1.7625 trillion) Nationalize housing.
2. All of our young people must have the ability to get a higher education by making public colleges, trade schools and universities tuition-free and canceling student debt. (Total Cost: $2.9375–3.525 trillion) Nationalize Education.
3. We must absolutely guarantee that it is the women of America who control their own bodies, not the local, state or federal governments. (1 million+ lives every year) Forced support of abortion to birth.
4. Instead of making massive cuts to Medicaid, we must join every other major country on earth in guaranteeing healthcare to all of our people through a Medicare for All, single-payer program. We must also take on the greed of the pharmaceutical industry and reduce prescription drug prices by 50%. (Total Cost: $23.5–35.25 trillion) Nationalize Healtcare Industry.
5. we must expand Social Security benefits and extend its solvency for the next 75 years by scrapping the cap that allows a billionaire to pay the same amount into Social Security as a truck driver. (Total Cost: $1.175–2.35 trillion) Labor market reduction.
6. We must make it easier for workers to join trade unions, grow the union movement and prevent corporations from violating labor laws with impunity by passing the PRO Act.
7. We must raise the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour to a living wage of at least $17 an hour. (Total Cost: $0.05875–0.1175 trillion) Inflation.
8. create millions of good-paying jobs by combating climate change and moving our energy system away from fossil fuels and into sustainable energy. (Total Cost: $1.175–2.35 trillion) Nationalize Energy Industry.
There’s a lot more to it than what just one person says and uses biased news sources. The overall Canadian belief has exceptional faith and trust in their medical system and, if the video was right, it sounds like Canada has a health chronic health crisis….why are so many people visiting hospitals? Canada has 18.1 hospitals per million people (about 0.018 hospitals per 1,000 residents) and 2.5 hospital beds per 1,000 people. This total includes roughly 1,087 hospital facilities nationwide, placing Canada below the average for developed nations. Meanwhile, the United States has approximately 18.4 hospitals per million people (or about 18.36 per million), which equates to roughly one hospital for every 54,000 residents. In terms of capacity, the U.S. has about 2.8 hospital beds per 1,000 people and none of that includes things like prompt care offices, VA clinics, or other ways to get care.
The United States could easily fund medicare for all buy building one less air craft carrier or a few less F-22 Raptors (350 million each) or The Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II project costing almost 3 trillion…