Do Americans want single payer healthcare?

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Meaning a European or Canadian style model where everyone pays the same. Statistically it costs less and delivers better outcomes for the society as a whole where it has been tried. As suggested by Bernie Sanders.

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Xuan12 · 31-35, M

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.

whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M

That is the Australian model you describe and it works brilliantly by world standards. Funded by a small surcharge in income tax and a smaller second charge for those above a higher income point who choose NOT to carry the extra insurance to "go private"@Xuan12