Do Americans want single payer healthcare?

I think single-payer is probably more equitable down the line for the US. At the very least, we should separate medical insurance from employers. Someone's job status should have nothing to do with the medical care they receive.

Logically, it is the best option

Most Americans can't afford medical care. I'd say they better try something different or we're going to keep having problems.

I think this question is an over-simplification. So far as I know, all European countries have some combination of state-funded and personally-funded healthcare. In the UK, which obviously I know best, everone is entitled to free (ie taxpayer-funded) healthcare (except that most people have to pay a fixed charge for prescriptions) but there is also a substantial private sector in which people choose to pay for their treatment, usually through health insurance. This works up to a point, but the NHS is under heavy pressure, for various reasons, and it’s at least arguable that overall outcomes would be better if more people were encouraged to pay directly for the services they receive. I have no ideological preference for one system over another. All that matters, it seems to me, is what is likely to produce the best results.

I think the most popular program for America would be a universal baseline of care. Nationalized, but minimalist in nature. Some extra benefit programs administered by states, and room leftover for private insurance options.

Government? I think that's socialist / communist society.