the federal government would give those savings back, and then some
and the study just throws numbers around without taking into account that the entity that's paying is gonna switch exclusively to the government
let me get this fukkin straight:
the federal government is 22 trillion dollars in debt right now, driven by the most unaccountable behavior and money management this planet has ever seen, and im the bad guy for saying i dont trust them to roll this out? 
@For Da Bag
@Domingo Halliburton
@rapbeats
@Mephistopheles
i don't have anything else to say past the above sentence. i'll just let you guys call me a mexican hater, or whatever you're doing
They have already rolled it out. again. stop acting like you dont already know this. this isnt some imaginary thing. in addition, other civilized countries have been doing this for years/decades even. lets not act like its brand new. it aint.
"bu bu bu those countries are small". So, they have a smaller tax base.
The #1 thing you get from a medicare for all or universal healthcare or single payer is that you stop taking HUUUGE L's on all the uninsured or under insured people that end up rushing to the doctor under urgent care and emergency services and getting those SERIOUS Surgeries and Treatments done because they dont have preventative care, nor do they have the proper care to help them maintain a healthy life. So you end up getting the extreme of the extremes weighing on the Government's Money(we paid in taxes).
So in other words, its already medicare for all. Its just not nearly as efficient of a setup as it would be if it was Actually setup as medicare for all.
again, you're still missing one of the biggest upsides to that when it comes to us citizens being able to be more mobile in a new world. Without having to think about if you, or your kids that have pre-existing conditions, will have insurance if you leave your current lower paying bad job to get a higher paying good job is what we're use to. that will no longer be an issue.this means people will start to be a bit less scared to make that move to a better situation for themselves and their families financially speaking.
This also means The entire setup will be more streamlind and efficient since we're all on it. which means we know exactly how much it is costing us by pulling data on usage rates for everyone at all times. you dont have nearly as many surprise visits to the emergency as you use to. which means you can PREPARE/BUDGET for the next year, 5 years, etc. Your books will look cleaner overall. you will be able to tell the american people if they need to contribute a bit more out of their wallets in taxes or if what they are giving is currently enough or slight more than enough and some is left in a surplus.
Do you know one of the reasons we're losing money is due to entitlement programs. that is true. right now there are too many old heads and not enough working age young heads to pay into the pot to cover all the 50+ year olds that are needing more and more healthcare in their old ages. thats because my generation was a smaller generation. the following Gen is larger but they got hit with that financial crisis right out of college. which meant their money making abilities was pushed further out.
With medicare for all. everyone, a ton of sick old heads, and a ton of very healthy youngins with jobs paying taxes. will help keep the budget in the green. because we will all be forced into it. there will be no opt out clause. again, because its setup right from the beginning there are no surprises. if taxes need to go up to cover for the old heads entering those "get sick"years. then so be it. raise the taxes. if there are a lot less old heads because they have died off and there are more 20 to 45 year olds around. that are also healthier. then you may want to bring the healthcare tax down a bit.
There’s potential here... can’t wait for this to come up in debates.
