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Medicare expansion programs like Medicare buy-in and Medicare at 60 could threaten access to quality care that American seniors rely on. Here are the facts: americashealthcarefuture.org…
Medicare for All proposals carry a staggering price tag.
But as recent commentary in The Washington Post highlights, only 40% of Americans are aware that Medicare for All would require raising taxes on the majority of taxpayers.
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In 2025, when talking about health care policy proposals, voters and elected officials have moved on from government-run health care.
Sweeping proposals like Medicare for All and the public option remain absent from recent political debate.
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ICYMI: Implementing a national #PublicOption could limit health care choices for consumers.
Research shows that nearly 300,000 Americans enrolled in ACA coverage would be removed from their existing health plans in the first year under a public option.
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NEW POLL 📊
53% of Americans are satisfied with the current health care system overall – and an even larger majority (75%) are satisfied with their individual plans. #VoterVitals ✅
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Did you know ❓
Financing a national #PublicOption could mean higher taxes for working families. 💲📈
Research shows that in order to fund a national public option, lawmakers might have to raise income taxes for Americans by $3,400.
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🚨 ICYMI 🚨
Most Americans don’t want to pay more for health care. That includes paying higher taxes to fund a #PublicOption.
Check out our latest polling: bit.ly/3Y2ZSUy. #VoterVitals
A national #PublicOption could reduce access to coverage and limit choices for consumers.
Research shows that under a national public option plan, 20% of states might not offer any private plans on their exchanges.
Read the study to learn more: bit.ly/46fmqnc.
Washington State’s #PublicOption continues to experience significant hiccups.
Three years after implementation, less than five of the state’s 39 counties have public option plans that meet premium targets.
Learn more from our latest study: bit.ly/49vvZ1Q.
🚨 ICYMI 🚨
A majority of voters nationwide:
✅ Are satisfied with their current health plans.
✅ Trust the free market more than the federal government to manage health care.
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Washington State’s #PublicOption plan is struggling to gain traction.
After three years, less than 1% of the state’s population has been enrolled.
More key findings from our latest study: bit.ly/49vvZ1Q.
Financing a national #PublicOption could come with unaffordable costs for Americans.
Research shows that income taxes for working families might increase by $3,400 to help pay for a public option 💲📈
Learn more: bit.ly/3qcWzw0.
Did you know ❓
Implementing a national #PublicOption could limit coverage for consumers and remove more than 300,000 Americans from their existing health insurance plansw.
Learn more about the unintended consequences of a public option. ⬇️
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Americans don’t want to start over with a new health care system. ❌
Our recent nationwide polling shows that 71% of voters support building on our current system, rather than starting from scratch with a public option. #VoterVitals
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Colorado’s #PublicOption plan is not working as intended.
Only 15% of plans met the state’s initial-year premium targets – and even fewer plans met the state’s second-year targets.
Learn more from our latest study: bit.ly/49vvZ1Q.
Implementing a national #PublicOption could...
❌ Threaten consumer choice
❌ Destabilize the private insurance market
❌ Hinder access to providers
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Washington State’s #PublicOption continues to face challenges.
Most counties in the state have been unable to meet their public option premium targets and they’ve enrolled less than one percent of Washingtonians.
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When it comes to health care, Americans want to lower costs. ❌
New polling shows that 77% of voters are unwilling to pay more for health care to fund the creation of a #PublicOption.
See here for more polling results: bit.ly/3Y2ZSUy. #VoterVitals
ICYMI ❗
When it comes to our health care system, most people don’t want to start over. In fact, 71 percent of Americans would rather build on our current system, rather than implement a #PublicOption.
More findings: bit.ly/3Y2ZSUy. #VoterVitals
Colorado’s #PublicOption is not working as intended.
Only 15% of plans met the state’s initial-year premium targets, and even fewer plans met the state’s second-year targets.
Learn more from our latest study: bit.ly/49vvZ1Q.
Implementing a national #PublicOption could severely limit coverage options for consumers across the country – nearly 300,000 Americans enrolled in ACA coverage would be removed from their existing health plans. ❌
Check out the study to learn more: bit.ly/46fmqnc.