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For the skeptic in the room (who probably won’t read it), I’ll leave this most comprehensive and non-partisan study, which modeled 22 single-payer plans proposed over the past 30 years and found all of them would cost less over time than the horrible system we have now.
Projected costs of single-payer healthcare financing in the United States: A systematic review of economic analyses
In a systematic review, Christopher Cai and colleagues investigate the projected cost impact associated with a single-payer approach to health insurance in the United States.
journals.plos.org
November 27, 2025 at 12:22 AM
For the skeptic in the room (who probably won’t read it), I’ll leave this most comprehensive and non-partisan study, which modeled 22 single-payer plans proposed over the past 30 years and found all of them would cost less over time than the horrible system we have now.
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Unless we start talking more openly and forcefully about nationalizing and municipalizing our energy systems we will continue to have our hands tied behind our backs. If more people talk about it then we could make it happen. If we don’t talk about it then it never will.
November 16, 2025 at 5:48 PM
Unless we start talking more openly and forcefully about nationalizing and municipalizing our energy systems we will continue to have our hands tied behind our backs. If more people talk about it then we could make it happen. If we don’t talk about it then it never will.