Here are five things you’re not hearing on the campaign trail or the debate stage about the real prospects of Medicare for All
4. Even if Medicare for All survives court challenges, it could still end up weakened by lawsuits.
“There could be a death by a thousand lawsuits approach,” says Katie Keith, a law professor and researcher with Georgetown University’s Center on Health Insurance Reforms. in the world. Its ban on nearly all forms of private health insurance other than for niche procedures like cosmetic surgery is also unlike anywhere else on earth.
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