The Healthcare Myth: Universal Care vs. the US Profit Model | The Revolution
July 6, 2026
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as posted by the channelMichael Fanone and Maya May break down one of the biggest myths in American politics: that universal healthcare is impossible, unaffordable, or worse than the U.S. system. On The Revolution, Fanone explains how his family’s insurance costs exploded, while Maya compares that reality to healthcare in Portugal and other countries where care is treated less like a profit machine.
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