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Vaccination Rates show Medicare works

Older people receive vaccinations because they know Medicare will pay for the vaccines. I think some younger people avoid vaccines because they are afraid they will have to pay a fortune for the vaccines. In America, routine medical services can now cost thousands of dollars even for the insured.

Politics

daniel December 27, 2019December 27, 2019 Bernie is the Democrat most likely to Beat Trump, Biden is Doing Surprisingly Well, Emerson Poll, Medicare for All, Medicare for All at the Polls, Medicare for All Who Want It, Poll 58% of Americans Favor Single-Payer Health Insurance, single-payer, Sorry Media Pete Buttigieg is not a serious candidate, The Democrats have a Male Problem, The Public Option, Three Democrats beat Trump

Poll 58% of Americans Favor Single-Payer Health Insurance

Thus, 90% of Americans over 50 vote with their feet and want Medicare. Hence, the public wants Medicare for all even if they do not admit it.

Stocks

daniel October 11, 2019October 11, 2019 How Johnson & Johnson can cash in on Medicare, How Johnson & Johnson could profit from an Aging America, Is Johnson & Johnson a Growth Stock?, Is Johnson & Johnson a Value Investment?, Is Johnson & Johnson making Money?, Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ), Johnson & Johnson is making a Lot of Money, Medicare for All, Single Payer Healthcare is Coming to America

Is Johnson & Johnson making Money?

Hence, Johnson & Johnson has a growing market for many of its products. Additionally, the government will pick up many of its customers’ tabs. Thus, I think J&J could be a cash-rich company and a growth stock for decades to come.

Grocery Wars

daniel August 21, 2019August 21, 2019 is Big Pharma making money, Is Big Pharma making Money at Pfizer?, Is Medicare for All a Threat or an Opportunity at Pfizer?, Is Pfizer a Good Dividend Stock?, Medicare for All, Pfizer (NYSE: PFE), Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE), Pfizer makes a lot of money from Drugs, Pfizer reduces business recalls drugs, Should Investors stay away from Big Pharma?, Will High Drug Prices Destroy Pfizer?

Is Big Pharma making Money at Pfizer?

To clarify, classic value investors look for cash rich companies that are unpopular and unfashionable. As a pharmaceutical house in 2019, Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) is both.

Politics

daniel July 31, 2018 Do Trump Voters want Single Payer?, government-administered health insurance, How Single Payer can Blow the Trump Movement Apart, Medicare for All, Medicare for All at the Polls, Seema Verma, Single Payer may Determine Colorado Governor’s Race, single-payer, Single-Payer Healthcare, single-payer lite, Why Republicans will Back “Single-Payer Lite”

Medicare for All at the Polls

Single-payer might be the issue that blows the Trump Administration and the Republican Party apart.

Such reporting and polls raise serious doubts about the ideas that there is a Trump movement and the notion that Trump is the GOP’s leader. A notion to consider is that Trump is the Republicans’ figurehead who does not represent the party or even his own administration.

Healthcare might be issue that lures many Trump voters back into the Democratic fold.

One has to wonder who will be the first Republican leader to drink the single-payer Kool Aid. My money is on Donald J. Trump who personally favors the idea. My prediction is that Trump will unveil some sort of single-payer light proposal if he plans to run for reelection in 2020.

One has to wonder who will be the first Republican leader to drink the single-payer Kool Aid. My money is on Donald J. Trump who personally favors the idea. My prediction is that Trump will unveil some sort of single-payer lite proposal if he plans to run for reelection in 2020.

My Thoughts

daniel July 21, 2018 A Tax to Support Medicare for All, How to Pay for Medicare for All, Medicare for All, Single Payer Health Insurance, single-payer, Why Medicare for All is Inevitable

A Tax to Support Medicare for All

household making $58,000 a year would pay around $1,740 for Medicare. Since $58,000 is the average annual household in the USA, the average family would pay less than $2,000 for health insurance.

Opportunities

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Does Feinstein Support Medicare for All?

The public-option is a sneaky means to implement single payer and destroy private health insurance through competition. Since private insurers would not be able to compete they would drop out of the market. Any public option’s premiums would be far lower, and it would likely be available everywhere. Most people would “vote” with their pocketbooks and chose the cheaper “public option.”

My Thoughts

daniel May 26, 2018 • Eliminate the cap on the Social Security Tax, $15 an hour minimum wage nationwide, A New Agenda for America, basic income of $500, Fed Coin, high cost of healthcare, Income Inequality, Medicare for All, national single-payer healthcare system, the housing crisis, United States Permanent Fund, Wage Stagnation

A New Agenda for America

The idea behind this agenda is a simple one to create an economy that shares the benefits of capitalism with all Americans. If we do not do the hard work necessary to build such an economy, America will face serious political and social unrest.

Politics

daniel April 6, 2018April 7, 2018 Around 41% of the probable Democrat voters are “nonwhite.”, Did Working Class Whites Really vote for Trump?, How Hillary Lost the Working Class, Medicare for All, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont), Whites without college degrees, Working Class Whites, working-class white voters

Did Working Class Whites Really vote for Trump?

Whites without college degrees made the largest group of voters 44%.

Whites without college degrees make up around 33% or one-third of the likely Democratic voters, a March 20 Pew Research Center Poll concluded.

Whites without college degrees made up around 30% of the electorate.

Exit polls overestimated the number of whites without college degrees at 37%. This was probably because some whites without college degrees lied about having one.

Cryptocurrency

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Blockchain Healthcare Solution available, Indian State and MasterCard Join Ethereum Project

The government of the Indian State of Andhra Pradesh and MasterCard (NYSE: MA) have joined the Ethereum Enterprise Alliance (EEA).

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