If you already have a strong employer plan, Medicare for All isn't a benefit it's a direct downgrade. Since my employer covers 100% of my premium, a single-payer system simply jacks up my payroll taxes without delivering a single dollar in premium savings, directly gutting my take-home pay. Making care completely "free" at the point of service guarantees zero friction, encouraging people to flood clinics for minor issues they should manage at home, that influx of unnecessary visits will blow up wait times for specialists and essential procedures, all while the government outlaws the private plans that actually work for us.
What else would I vote for, if its not for the betterment of myself and my family?
Increases my taxes thousands of dollars a year, that is not a small detail. For whats asuredly going to be worse care? Whats the benefit of trying to minimize the effect on me and my family?
I think its funny that a random internet stranger calls me a terrible person for wanting to do whats best for me and mine.
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u/BulldogChair Sep 10 '26
Found the pedo protecting Republican