Sam Seder
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Anti-M4A Talking Points Don't Work On Ro Khanna
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5:21Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, Ro Khanna defends Medicare For All.
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"Finally, we talked the version of Medicare for All being championed by Sen. Bernie Sanders, since Khanna is one of Sanders' most prominent congressional supporters and serves as co-chair of the Vermont senator's 2020 presidential campaign. Khanna shared a pragmatic view of Sanders’ approach that I think most people — whether pro- or anti-Bernie — haven’t heard. While Khanna makes clear that Sanders’ “north star” proposal remains a Medicare for All system that would replace most forms of private insurance, he explained that President Sanders would likely accept a bill to add a public option to Obamacare, or to extend Medicare eligibility to people 55 and up. Despite Sanders' reputation as a fire-breathing socialist, Khanna says he “won’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good.”"*
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